I went on once and it was like the forums on speed and crank, but also swimming in a nuclear swamp.

Concurrently, as you begin co-sponsoring multifamily deals with more experienced multifamily investors, you'll then be one step closer to being able to get commercial loans on multifamily properties yourself in the future as you get the experience as a sponsor on your resume.

Ph.D. in Radiation Physics,  B.S. in Nuclear engineering, - I do Ok at number crunchingI think a little formal education on the finance side of business would be nice - but I also think with enough reading it is something i can pick up on my own.

You -- and I -- will be able to take money judgments and resume obtaining eviction orders as well.The only delusional position is yours: You owe your wealth to being able to build on a foundation constructed by all levels of government.

BP:After hearing on a couple podcast where the guest has spoken about real estate investment resumes and credibility packets, I am wondering if anyone would be willing to share one they've created?

Hi Brandon, 24 deals is a great resume, I am looking to infiltrate the syndication world and network with successful likeminded people like yourself.

P.p.S.s I would find the President of the Chapter of Appraisals in your Area 😉Triple P.S. grab their resumes proving over 10 years in the game... and show those credentials to your Future Buyer like ME!

By gaining real experience as an LP you will have that for your resume/experience when you put a larger syndication deal together and bring on many investors versus a couple investors.

I am sure they will come back when normal life resumes. 

After the science degree, I worked as a certified Nuclear Medicine Technologist, but all I wanted to do was teach percussion.