My current career is in nuclear power, however I am attending college and working towards my bachelors in Business Admin, with a goal of receiving an MBA from UT Austin.I hope to get to know plenty of you in the near future, and I cannot wait to learn everything I can!

If chips come off the table the IRS says those chips are profit first - and their standing army and nuclear weapons wins the argument.Now what is true is that you do not have to have a similar or higher LTV.  

I have considered everything from changing careers, to opening a business, to just trying to polish up the resume with another degree.In the last 6 months or so I have become very serious about moving into the real estate world.

Not typical education/career paths on our resumes.

I am an ex-Navy Nuclear Electronics Technician now working in the power generation industry.

Just be careful on making the initial contact with any PM too much of a resume & cold interview process. 

BUT, if this is soon to be a rental property...I may forego the nuclear option and just put in a short, one car front drive and then ave a lease for your next renter that parking besides the one pad is not guaranteed. 

I work in the nuclear power industry as an instrument technician and work outages at nuke plants across the country.

I’m nearing the end of my PA licensing exam. I’m uncertain whether I should be trying to join a high performing team at this point or if I should be focusing more on being a solo agent at a brokerage (Compass, BHHS an...

Recently, this sponsor resumed paying distributions after pausing due to Covid-19.One of the sponsors, a first-time sponsor is selling now for a loss of about 30% of our original capital, after doing a capital call last year.When Covid-19 hit, one of the them had been in the months-long process of selling to a buyer who presumably offered the highest price but was unable to close and pulled out of the transaction.