Instead, we are licensed through the American Institute of Certified Tax Planners (which is a non profit).I agree with previous comments that with advanced tax planning, it should be a "no brainer" once you see the ROI. 

Examples include notable investments in property upgrades aimed at revitalizing tenant interest, highlighting resilience amid adversity.As the commercial real estate sector navigates through unprecedented challenges, banks, lenders, and investors adopt varied strategies to navigate the turbulent waters.

I'm looking in Everett, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mt Lake Terrace for those (Everett has already adopted new rules pertaining to the bill, the others are slow rolling a bit and most brokers don't know yet how it will impact value). 

These institutions may have less restrictive membership requirements compared to local credit unions.

Being smaller, it doesn't have as many opportunities for growth, as many larger employers, and as many institutions that draw people to the region.

See what OTR ADOPT in Cincinnati has done with acquiring vacant and abandoned properties through receivership.

Same can be said for the real estate market, the billion dollar industry of forums, books and training has propped up real estate by investors and institutions that resemble an overvalued stock that is not inline with incomes.250k in the S&P 500 10 years ago would be 900k today with no effort.

One last thing occurred to me:Is "we take full responsibility" a fart slogan you've adopted and just copy and paste to every negative review? 

@Zander Kempf I just finished creating our starter course because there are good options out there that aren’t about institutional planning and development. 

Most institutional lenders are going to look a it like that.