@Ryan WilliamsHey Ryan, I'm an asset manager for a global bank.I've worked as, and on behalf of, the largest institutional landlords as well as smaller private landlords.The natural path that you'll see is analyst -> associate -> asset manager, or something along that path.Mine was a bit different but nonetheless learned similar skills in underwriting, analyzing and strategically (re)positioning assets.

My relatives live in Orlando, and find it hard to buy appropriately based upon the high speculative nature of that market.

That kind of natural appreciation makes it an attractive market to build new projects.

Loss in personal in nature and cannot offset other income.  

Naturally, rates will very based on docs and risk assumption, so just make sure that you understand the terms of the programs.PM me if you have any questions.

I understand that the nature of bank deals is that they are slow but it seemed like they wanted to close this one fast by asking for best and highest after only two days on a Thursday. 

It's generic in nature as its my Initials and Properties, Inc 

As I was putting utilities back in my name, I drove a tenant to City Hall and to the Natural Gas company (where he was behind on payment) to pick up the remainders of his deposits which he didn't realize he was entitled to get back. 

Let things develop naturally. 

The property might not see natural appreciation over time, but you could always force appreciation with a renovation.