As the fed raises rates, that changes for institutionally backed lending companies.

But you can also work for operators that are raising institutional capital (my first job) (an investor pool that won't do small deals or first time syndicators), you could get into construction management (great for underwriting deals) or property management (also great for underwriting deals) and learn the ropes that actually make these deals work.  

You want a bank or lending institution that can handle multiple states and overseas possibly. 

Hi Shardae, I've been a licensed property loss advocate and insurance consultant to multi-family property investors, financial and affordable housing lending institutions, for around 25 years. 

You can start here to find architects in your area- AIA (American Institute of Architect) search page.

Good Afternoon,Could you recommend any commercial lending institutions in NWA?

Do his courses provide enough info for me to develop my own institutional quality financial models after doing some of his more advanced courses?

Look up AIA (Amercan Institute of Architects) there may be some information that's useful.

This designation is given by the same "institute" that came up with the CDPE for short sales.  

@Vladimir KirichenkoThe purposes of the RA-1, RA-2, RA-3, RA-4, and RA-5 zones are to:(a) Permit flexibility of design by permitting all types of urban residential development if they conform to the height, density, and area requirements established for these districts; and(b) Permit the construction of those institutional and semi-public buildings that would be compatible with adjoining residential uses and that are excluded from the more restrictive residential zones.300.2 The RA-1 zone provides for areas predominantly developed with low- to moderate-density development, including detached dwellings, rowhouses, and low-rise apartments.300.3 The RA-2 zone provides for areas developed with predominantly moderate- density residential.300.4 The RA-3 zone provides for areas developed with predominantly medium-density residential.300.5 The RA-4 zone provides for areas developed with predominantly medium- to high-density residential.300.6 The RA-5 zone provides for areas developed with predominantly high-density residential.SOURCE: Final Rulemaking published at 63 DCR 2447 (March 4, 2016 – Part 2).