That is what the position is called, it is with a major bank (wells) to provide loans for homeowners. 

However his work and employees work on certain items would be a major contribution.My partner would have the GC license, be able to run things day to day give direction where necessary, pull permits etc.  

I have a home located in Aliceville, Alabama and it need major repairs done to the flooring.

It's a major challenge to find quality tenants in those type of markets....a major challenge.

Most of the properties I am buying now haven't really appreciated in 15-20 years.However, if you look over 30-40 yr period, you do get some appreciation with inflation.There are a few areas, that are experiencing real appreciation.But the majority do not.Have to make your money on cash flow and mortgage paydownGood luck to you.

I live between two major universities in the state of Georgia.

We just collect a check every month, and worry about major maintenence when the time comes.

The location would probably be on the bottom of the list of importance, you need to look at other factors such as experience, quality for client service, etc.Second, as a self-employed real estate professional you should consider self-directed Solo 401k, which is much more superior to an IRA for several major reasons, you can read more on this blog post: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2810/blog_posts...

This article was on the front page on finance.yahoo.com couple days ago.I don't think he holds any security licenses or financial advisory certification like the series 65, 6, 63 or CFP, but he is a computer science major who started a personal finance blog 10 years ago because he was bored.

Are there any major questions and/or concerns I should bring up during our meeting?