I have an MBA in finance which includes accounting courses. 

my problem is the wording when it comes to varies terms such as mortgage, deed of trust, bonds in finance, i don't know how these words are used on a contract during a real estate transaction my guess is they are used during the drafting of new contractual agreements where you have pens at some table and multiple indivisuals signing there names at a specified area of the contract, and the words may also be used as contingency personally i would like to speak with a real estate attorney about this issue but i am operating on very limited knowledge 

Since graduating Cum Laude in Finance from the University of San Diego in December, 2015, I've been working full time in Client Relations at a Portfolio Manager in Seattle.

Kinda like turning in final class exam and not answering half the questions… fail.

Finance had a higher ceiling, but I make more than my friends who work in finance, and I only consider myself moderately successful.

If you want a rooftop deck, which is quite popular around town, it might be an additional $40K to $50K.

Rent starts comming in - finally success!!

With hard money you paid $7,800 in holding and a couple grand in points, lets call it $10k in finance costs with hard money.

All rent is in, finally.

We have a full-gut rehab coming-up and are contemplating adding a roof-top deck - there is no yard and the rooftop offers an amazing view of the harbour.We have the option of either an internal or external stairwell.