If you are at home and have the spare time ask the broker or even a team leader to intern even if it is a couple of hrs a day.

It was an executive MBA program so was 18 months in a cohort format with leaders from from company and a few others (I work for the major employer in my city but with every career path imaginable...you can guess where :-) ).

The good news is that I am really religious with my credit score so I've done my best to keep it high.I see that the more active you are in that lender's business the more likely they'd like to keep your business.I am always open to connecting with potential lenders to grow my network and hopefully, we can get a deal going together.

PenFed is also a leader in HELOCs on investment properties, FYI.

Community Leaders in these groups are hosts who volunteer to foster engagement and helpful assistance.  

As long as BP continues to be a wealth of accessible knowledge it will be the leader.

Point well taken, though I must say (in a very apolitically vague fashion) the 7% property owners tend to select one particular kind of leader while 36.6% of renters have 70% never actually go make the selection.

It's the stuff inside of the store where the profit is and the gas is a loss leader.

If you are going to go into low income areas and invest I think it is important for you to be a leader in the community you are investing in.

If you have ever known anyone who is really great at that silo of the business, you would know that they establish relationships with probate attorneys, CPAs, church leaders, and the like.