@Alexander Kempf I would recommend both if you have the time.Becoming a developer requires vision and leadership skills as well as technical aptitude.

I know my eye for quality and detail will help me make an effective impression in a leadership position.

I've been in corporate leadership for 25 years and know what business is. 

That being said, a low probability play, if this is a small community bank where you have a chance to speak with the leadership, is to go to the bank in person. 

After being convinced the real estate business is for you, it is essential to gain as much knowledge as possible from different resources, those that are affordable and provide comprehensive information and leadership.

I would recommend a degree in business communications or leadership or management to help you think like a successful business owner and entrepreneur.

They have very good leadership which should help them evolve in this category as they continue to grow.Financial Backing – Each one of these early adopters in Real Estate Crowdfunding has had public money backing them which I think is important to the potential longevity of the business.

This is your leadership.

http://www.forbes.com/2006/07/02/leadership-corporate-citizenship-cx_hc_0706endofphilanthropy_print.html

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