Name, address, contact information, where I went to school, relevant work experience, and then bullet points for a few completed deals to show some experience.I'm not going to be applying for a job anytime soon (can't take the rejection), but I think a tab for your resume (oops, sorry, "curriculum vitae!")

Japanese buy less of our debt cause it has to rebuild. Rates go up. The world’s money flows to perceived safety(that’s U.S. Treasuries) during times of crisis(Japan taking a hit would be considered a time of crisi...

You will want a completed financial statement, last three years tax returns, real estate investing resume, spreadsheet of all your properties detailing the address, age, size, cost, value, rent income, expenses of each house, pictures.  

However two of our early projects involved the navigation of 3D environments {they were all wireframe or semi-opaque surfaces in those days (late 80's, early 90's) as the hardware horsepower was not there to overlay onto a generated video stream or a live feed} one being ocean floor mapping data and the second remote operation of robotics within the reactor chambers in nuclear power plants.

We buy these discounted notes get the borrowers to resume payments via a loan mod and see returns north of 15% annualized ROI on the P&I payments.

And for that matter there was a VICE episode that says we are entering another cold war with Russia so the threat of nuclear attack is real...

If you are looking at doing Multifamily, I would prepare a resume or a book of your past properties.  

I have looked through several resumes and narrowed it down to 3 people who have excellent experience working for some of the big name apartment complexes and property management companies in town.

Plus, these days you really need some work experience on your resume.

Hi @Jose Mompo absolutely, a note that has equity is actually preferred since the borrower is more likely to want to stay in the home and resume debt service performance.