I had a guest a few months ago who checked in fine, but had trouble with their code a few days later and couldn’t get in.

He has a degree in finance and business and is just a capitalist out for profit.

I’m also currently seeking single-family and multi-family investment opportunities in the Salt Lake area, and your post really resonated with me.Like you, I work in finance, so I completely relate to your goal of expanding your personal portfolio.

I have an exisiting cell tower rooftop easement agreement with a wireless cell agent that sub-leases the space to Verizon. 

Remedies and recourse: What steps can a borrower take when industry terms are buried in fine print?

Hi everyone,I’m a lease administrator and a current MBA in finance student looking to break into the investment side of real estate.I’m aiming to become a real estate analyst and eventually an investor myself.

Considering the significant differences in finance, taxes etc, I think I would need a mentor also in Canada.Not sure where to start, but thought it was worth asking if anyone knew of a mentor I could approach, or a method of finding one?

I'm currently wrapping up my bachelor's in finance and planning to pursue a Master's in Real Estate, while also preparing for the California real estate salesperson exam.

As the "cobblers kids who have the worst shoes", IE - I'm in finance and don't want to think about finance all day after work...

Lookout Mountain, GA, on the bluff (no permit required), and the Rising Fawn, GA area, offer cabins with hot tubs and a North Georgia mountain feel with their own set of attractions (Cloudland Canyon State Park, McLemore Golf Club, Chickmauga Battlefield, Lookout Mountain Flight Park, Rosie Mae's Coffee Shop with Llama's, etc).For downtown townhomes, rooftop decks with a mountain view of Lookout Mountain and/or the city can reach income levels that those without them cannot.