"My background is not in the construction industry. How do I learn the skills needed to start a business in repairing and renting a home?" This is a common problem I have heard.
Two ways to learn to repair the proper skills of the upper house are 1] learning by doing, and 2] attending a community college course.
1. Learn while doing it. When Orson Wells directed his first film, from
Citizen Kanefrom
He said that he felt "like a child with a giant train." One of the benefits of buying a repair home is that it's like having a huge practice room where you can practice learning repairs. Since the house has been well defeated, if you make some mistakes on the road. You can return and correct at any time.
My philosophy is that the best way to learn is to do it. Of course, if you start to get closer to the bottom, you have to go up gradually. At first, you will have to hire most of the medium or difficult repairs. When you pay someone, be sure to observe or assist with the repair. This way you can do it the next time you encounter the same situation, or at least do a part.
A few weeks ago, I had to hire someone to repair my air conditioner in my house and repair it at the same time. I took time from the 9-5:00 work and the repairman was on the roof to see what he was doing. I saw all the tests he did with the multifunction tester to find out what the problem was. The problem is that the two capacitors burn out. If similar problems arise in the future, I will know how to check and replace the capacitors myself.
If you need to pay someone to do repairs for you, be sure to watch your repairman to get your money and learn how to do it yourself.
2. Participate in community college courses. Most community colleges offer courses in the construction industry - plumbing, wiring, air conditioning and furnace repair, as well as woodworking. At a fairly low price, you can learn how to repair like a professional by attending these courses. I have attended several courses and they are well worth the time and money.
In addition to learning skills in a supervised environment, you will learn how to use the right tools in the right way. As part of the program, students are required to take an 8-hour OSHA course to learn how to understand the hazards at the job site, work in a safe manner, and avoid accidents. I highly recommend anyone who does repair work to attend an OSHA course.
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