I have a house that I am getting construction bids on tomorrow so I had my realtor friend stop by today to help me craft my scope of work. 

One doesn't even need a college degree to be a successful commercial broker, but I feel that the CCIM is more of a commitment to your art and craft to the profession.

I've met with many people in my area who are actively involved with investing but nobody that seems to see their craft as something they would want to impart to others.

We discuss craft beer, music, and movies on the podcast.

Graduated from Lycoming College in 2014 and worked with Ritz Craft a modular home manufacturer for two years.

Now to craft the letter. 

I think this situation is likely worth talking to a real estate lawyer about, it may even make sense to have both sides have legal representation in crafting a fair agreement.If he wants to stay on the title - hard money lending may be your best option in this deal. 

I'll try to apply it to my craft. ps I won't quit 

You have to have an intimate knowledge of the area, to be successful in our craft. 

I would love some ideas and advice from the community to help craft and execute a system that works for me.