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My background has been high school education/coaching (special education, pe, health, football) for the past 7 years.

I am off for school (PE teacher at a Parochial School in San Diego) for 5 more weeks.  

I work in finance having gotten my start on Wall St. in I-banking and PE, then moved on to real estate working for a large conglomerate in New Jersey.

I'm at the stage in my career where there is pressure to study for and take the PE exam. 

After reading and speaking with other lenders, I've found there are a couple of different ways these companies are structured:1) A close-ended fund much in the nature of a PE/private credit fund, where the operator earns an asset management fee of invested capital (2%) and a servicing fee of the loans in the portfolio that the operator is actively managing (.5-1%).

3277 Martin Luther King Jr Way http://www.redfin.com/CA/Oakland/3277-Martin-Luther-King-Jr-Way-94609/home/52206596 Btw, had my eye on PE & Hedge fund jobs when graduating w/ econ & finance, Level I CFA passed, trading myself etc.. but then 2007/8 happened!

A structure PE approval should be on the permit application.

Franklin: R E S P E C TI've never been in Rochester, but all of my properties are in a C-D type of neighborhood in Atlanta, so, these are my experiences:Before I started buying houses in that neighborhood I used to flip lots there, because a lot of new construction was happening (all mortgage fraud, as I later learned) .

You can do a DCF analysis to figure out the relationship between ROE and P/E ratios.