Since the 1960's, the city leadership has been very forward thinking in their developments, ensuring the future viability of the city.

She's an ECU graduate - go Pirates - and she's held leadership posts in the state realtor association which gave me confidence.

Don’t even get me started on wholesalers… (Again, I am sure there are good ones- I just don’t know any.)Lesson two is- go read the wikipedia article for “trust, but verify”Project leadership was my previous life’s bread and butter.

@Axel Meierhoefer is kind of carving that thought leadership space out! 

This includes, but is not limited to developing a thought leadership platform, intentional networking, hiring marketing people and so on. 

So I leveraged my network in a new way through Thought Leadership with both writing about my past experience and participating at speaking events across the country.

One is salaried and focus on more thought leadership and making recommendations. 

The most vulnerable (broken homes, lack of leadership at home, poor, etc.) are the most likely to be "sold" on college, in my anecdotal experience.And don't kid yourself, they are absolutely being sold. 

Much of that time was spent in Recruiting and Retention as either a in-field Recruiter or in Leadership positions.

Here is the catch, you are the lowest on the totem pole because FHA loans and especially 203K loans have a high propensity of falling out.