I would probably include the following relevant/tailored info. on you: resume, short cover letter/explanation, financial info.  

So I'd play nice until I have the property tied up in contract, and then go nuclear. 

Sure prices go down along the coast, but if for some reason I am forced to hold onto this collateral for the rest of my life, I will feel comfortable doing so (of course barring any major disasters like a Tsunami or nuclear explosion).Second, there is capital appreciation.

While Russia plays a critical role in global politics due to its nuclear arsenal, you may be surprised to learn that its 2021 GDP of $1.6 trillion was roughly equivalent to that of South Korea or Texas.

If I am not mistaken, they have the largest nuclear research site in the country and some other, larger companies are looking to relocate into the area. 

@Hanan Kim  A lesson I learned over the years is to collect all of the facts before going nuclear. 

I am looking for someone who can review my resume and give me honest feedbackComment and I will reach out to you.In a private message, I will tell what I am looking to accomplish

A lot of truth and experience resumed in some lines. 

But a lot of the big banks offer training, so you don't need anything other than a decent resume and a good interview to get the job as a MLO. 

If you're looking for stability NOW, go brush up on your resume and find a W2 job.