I graduated from North Texas State University with a business degree with real estate emphasis.  

It's possible to invest in multiple markets, even desirable from a diversification standpoint, but taking it nationwide would require an experienced and nimble crew for sure...and global would be a whole different ballgame. 

Love the emphasis on just getting out there and winning big.

My background is in sales and finance, with an emphasis on wealth management and trading.

Building looks brand new.Size: 6,350 square feetAnnual Rent: $76,200 Lease Type: Triple net lease (NNN) - No costs for me to bear at.Tenants: 1 Tenant - Global industrial company (Worth over $20 billion - listed in London)Lease Period : 3 years with two 3 year renewal options (10% rent increase per renewalPrevious tenant: Was another large industrial company, they left 6 months ago and moved to a new building.

It seems crazy to me that with all the globalization going on, your applicant doesn't exist to the credit reporting agencies.

I have a college degree in business with an emphasis in real estate.  

There is a real emphasis on development in this area.  

We've opted to start our focus 'in our backyard' here in Lake County, though may (likely will) branch out further with time...Non-RE investing background:  I'm an engineer by trade (with all the anal-retentive number crunching that comes with it), presently in a 'Global Strategic Planning' role at my corporation.  

This means the process is a lot less stringent (based on personal financial statement, debt coverage ratios (subject property DCR/global DCR)) and funds much more streamlined and quicker.In a recent example, a conventional cash out was only going to get me 65-70% LTV around 4.75% with no points, but if I went with portfolio it was going to be 4.99% up to 80% LTV with 1 point cost and terms were 10 year with balloon thereafter, 5 year fixed adjustable rate within the 10 year balloon period, 30 year amortization - principal & interest payments, w no pre pays.