But it will be a global one.

I'm currently working as a technology business analyst/product manager for a global financial institution with 5 years of experience.Some options and pathways that I'm looking into at the moment:1) Working in real estate brokerage/consulting (specifically within the "hotel" groups) - far from resort development but would give the foundational real estate skills2) Going back to school and getting a masters degree in real estate development - expensive, both in terms of time and money, but would set me straight and could focus on working for a resort developer right after3) Thinking of ways I can start right now entrepreneurially (redeveloping small projects and moving up) - risk, lack of funds, knowledge, but I'd be my own boss right off the bat4) Reaching out to resort developers with similar visions that might have potential opportunities - how many will pick up their phones?

If you roll over and just cut a check, they can still come at you unless you get a final, global settlement.

If the tenant isn't a credit tenant, you may want to reconcile more frequently than that.If you have national or global credit tenants, they'll maintain the premise and reimburse landlord for out of pocket expenses as the expense is incurred.

However, since we initially got into this because we wanted a cabin in the mountains, we are looking to BRRRR a cabin, Airbnb it, and then proceed into long term, buy and hold rentals.Here's my questions:  although there is a ton of info. geared to younger people just getting started in life, there's not a lot of emphasis on people in our age group getting started for the first time. 

I honestly wouldn't consider paying off the loan unless both situations come about (emphasis on #2).

Global role based in London.Finally, I studied AI at Stanford before it was trendy.

Globally we’re 94.1% (I just looked it up)

In case it is helpful, this was on a duplex.(1) Personal tax returns (since I personally guarantee the loan).(2) Business tax returns.(3) Personal Financial Statement(4) Statement of global cash flow

This one is going to be global.