My profile isn't anything you want my resume, feel free to ask for it.

I threw together a resume and sent a few emails.

I’d like to start building good habits with a well recommended one than one most people stay away from.I just sent in my resume to Bay Management a couple weeks ago and have been waiting for a response.

You can leverage that for your summer internships to develop a beefy resume.

I think this will happen more and more, even for smaller nuclear families that were successful in tech: the parents will want to will the RE assets to the children and perhaps encourage them to keep them either for personal use or as legacy rentals.

This info probably won't apply to 98% of the people using this forum, but I would thing that there are some other STR people in a refinery town that do the same thing as me (STRs for refinery contractors).El Dorado KS refinery is mobilizingBurlington KS (nuclear plant) is starting a shutdown in March.

@Ryan Cox: But being someone new to the game, wouldn't investing in others' projects (especially those with lots of experience and credibility) put something nice on your portfolio (or resume)? 

You may want to look for private money first, from friends, family, co-workers until you do some deals to show some resume of successful deals.

I'm currently a Mechanical Engineer living in Poulsbo, WA, and heavily involved in the nuclear power aspects of the Navy. 

However ALL lenders want to see some sort of history or resume in REI. if you start with 5 conventional loans and are doing well with them, you'll still likely look better to your 6th property with a new portfolio lender than if you were only on your 2nd deal with that port lender even if its repeat biz