Should it have similar attributes to a resume'?

Did you interview them and look at their resumes and such?

After having served an (exciting :) 6 years in the Navy on Nuclear Powered Submarines, graduating from college, and working as a business consultant, I'm now invested in a career in real estate.  

We always try to work something out before invoking the nuclear option.We stuck to our processes regarding this situation but it's never really easy especially when someone has been in your property for almost 4 years.Now we'll see how the move out and/or evection process unfolds....

We should profit approximately $20,000+ The experience was tough and not easy but it's so fulfilling to have the success now on our resume and in our portfolio.

After having a tenant business fail in one of our properties early on we started requiring a business plan and a resume from prospective tenants to help us predict whether they'd be successful or not. 

Being one celled it might not even qualify as an organism but it has killed more people than any nuclear weapon has.

Let them be surprised by the work itself once it's complete, rather than by the way you discuss it when it's still a work in progress.This is where the investor resumes a more active role in the process, and can be a good stand-in for the buyer.

Nor will I stay in a categorized community for very long, if feeling resumes.

If you want advice on how to find a better job (I grew up poor and moved from minimum wage to middle class in a few years - so I can write a resume) and improve your situation, holler at your boy.