I won't go into my essay about Indiana - you can read some of my previous posts and comments. 

Sorry for the essay but I'm frustrated.  

Send a 1 page OM, within the email and an attached PDF.You don't need an MBA.

You don't know I got my bachelor's in business in 11 months or my MBA in 4.5, or that I live with high-functioning C-PTSD and still manage to strength train, own two businesses currently, go to therapy or take ice showers all without someone sitting by my side telling me I have to do it. 

But as an example, if you look at Andrew Steedman on his website here is his linkedin profile:He has never worked FOR Norada, he is outsourced. (11) Andrew Steedman, MBA | LinkedInThis is somethign I look closely in and ask when investing.

But the average of the latest forecasts from Fannie Mae, the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), and the National Association of Realtors (NAR) show the experts believe there will be around 4.6 million home sales in 2026 (shown in green).And a big reason behind that projection is the expectation that mortgage rates will come down a bit, making it easier for more buyers to jump back in.That means what’s happening now is part of a cycle we’ve seen before.

@James MaysAs "someone with a sales and MBA/business background who often self-educates" you know that some services of "tax strategizing" is nothing but a generic template of a white paper on real estate taxation, with some <insert a client-specific fact here> customization, to look like a lot of work was done.

Been thinking about getting additional resources from my Alma Mater where I got my MBA to help put together a strong "package" to present for a potential investor.

I’m Jason Malabute — CPA, CTC, and MBA — and I focus on helping real estate investors make smarter tax decisions and plan strategically for long-term growth.I’ve been investing since 2019, starting with single-family BRRRRs in Indianapolis and now serving as a General Partner on 342 multifamily units in Atlanta.

I belong to the MBA and we were able to have congress pass a billlast week that will stop those annoying unwanted calls, texts, and emails.