You can open a CSV with notepad.exe, perform global edits on the column header names and then save for subsequent import.

Three have pretty much knocked themselves off my radar because they hit too hard and it seemed WAY too easy BUT with fees UP-FRONT... yeah, fishy: Aquila Loans, Weston Curtis at Brownstone Global Lending, Mavis Adrew at Lendmark Financial Services.

I'm exploring the possibility of using a 506c offering to raise money from accredited investors for our new global real estate fund.

I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with an emphasis in Hospitality & Tourism. 

All this time I've been putting too much emphasis on cap rates when analyzing deals to buy.

We are in the process of looking at properties in a couple different areas of the country so I'm hopeful to find someone/group that is able to assist me on a more global basis rather than state specific.

I notice that there's understandable heavy emphasis on demand drivers for real estate (jobs, population growth etc). 

I live in Georgia with an "emphasis" on Cherokee County.

[Emphasis Added]As opposed to what other kind of accountant? 

My global DSCR doesn't look ideal for lender purposes, but it is because a somewhat significant part of our overall payroll and expenses are more capital related items.