We will put together a payment plan to get caught up when their employment resumes. 

Foreclosures WILL resume.

I feel that will give me the confidence to move to multi-family and also make it easier to partner up with someone if I have positive results in my resume.

Regardless you need to start building your portfolio/resume.

I’m probably going to log out of here for a while because I’ve made my assessment based on feedback (1) there are some guys exactly like me out there who know this is messed up, thanks for letting me vent (2) there are many honorable real estate agents saying “that’s awful that he lied, here’s some practical advice” (much appreciated) (3) there’s a handful of shark brokers with a couple decades of experience, thousands of posts, infinite BP resume boosters like podcast guest appearances or moderator status - and most of these guys very clearly have a different ethical standard than myself and seem to live life by a different playbook.

Because I work in nuclear power and its not as stable of a career as it used to be.

To back track a bit, last night my husband and I created our real estate resume.

All of that said, before you hire a manager or take a course, look at the resume or Linked In profile of the manager/instructor.

@Caleb HeimsothI self-taught myself software development, built a few side-projects and wrote my first resume around that when I was applying to my first software dev positions.

It's a few years of your life and you want that on your resume.