With your background in Finance, IT, Argus, and valuations — you’re definitely not starting from zero.

Most of the compliance and inspections are already completed or in final review.To support scaling production (inventory, packaging, equipment, and initial distribution), I’m evaluating the best way to structure a secured private loan in the $150K–$500K range.I’m not posting this to solicit funds directly.

I would not let the pool table go.Another option is to add an Infinity Game Table with some small cushion type chairs around it.

Yeah especially in finance and real estate, verification is a nessesary componet.

I have read a few books and I have a degree in Finance.

So, is YOUR only training thru insurance sponsored “education” meant to provide just enough “financial” knowledge to make salesman appear to be financially competent or do you have (independent of insurance sponsored_ education in finance (MBA, BS in Finance, CPA, CFA, etc.) and decided to pursue hacking insurance products rather than providing UNBIASED advice?  

It was about rooftop decks, lounges, gyms, and the feeling of being part of something.Then came the 2010s and the information economy.

What's going on @David Hanson - If you have a degree in finance and real estate...and it sounds like you are a go-getter, then I highly suggest looking into some Chicago commercial real estate brokerages.Other options would be some larger property managers or developers.  

Graduated from BYU in finance, and have stuck around ever since! 

Lenders exercise their skill/ values in funding loans and creating quicker ways to serve.Everyone gets a win - win - win - times infinity scenario.