The structure of an organization can tell you all you really need to know about it, where the thrust of the business is, if the product can't sell itself in education, watch out. :)       

(that's just words).They don't want to see a before and after picture of a flip you did (anyone can download one from internet).They don't care to read 5 pages of text where you explain to them why you are awesome or why the motivated seller should believe you are credible.Credibility is not "the completion of a certain set of tasks", like putting a picture up of yourself "flipping a house" on your website.Credibility is the desired EFFECT, completing a certain set of tasks has on someone.Credibility is the temporary substitution of thrust (that you didn't earn) someone will have in you.In other words, you and I could do the exact same task, but for me, it may still work while for you it absolutely doesn't.That said, there are no rules for credibility.

I look at these two things as really being the "thrust" and "vector" of your life plan, money propels you into new deals (good and bad ones) but the experience and knowledge is your vector directing the flow of events to great heights.

Hi --My name is Renata and I've been thrust into the REI world by putting our home up for sale and being told it is an ideal REI property.

The search thrust me into the world of co-ops (White Plains, NY), condos, single family homes, and multi-family homes.

Those new hires are not going in at higher wages, so the thrust at keeping corporate expenses low to maximise profits will still be there.

The person should understand your thrust and nerve to create the capturing content.2) Video content will be more relevantVideo content platforms like Instagram, Snapchat, and YouTube will continue to remain successful, and video content will grow in importance as part of a company’s content marketing plan.Live streaming features by Facebook will also continue to be in vogue.

At the same time, the mayor of Oakland had a big policy thrust to encourage downtown development.

I too got thrusted into real estate with my Dad's sudden passing having to manage his portfolio.  

I have flipped a few properties (a few SF residences, a 4-plex, and a farm), but my main thrust is to buy and hold income-producing multi-family residential and commercial property; however, I am open to anything as long as it makes financial sense.