I have aligned myself with some important organizations like a third party inspection company to ensure the safety of the houses, and the Tiny Home Industry Association.

Schools, Crime, Industry?

I want to obtain my NMLS license in New York (where I live) because I would like to transition from working in retail to getting into the banking industry and working as a mortgage loan officer/originator.I found a program on YouTube but they charge $380.

Working in the industry before licensure is probably a solid idea, but that's not the route I took.

I don’t care for the metal edging, looks industrial cafeteria to me.

I work in an industry to help place high-salary executives in new cities.

I’m well seasoned in the real estate industry so although I would like training, I’m more interested in a brokerage with flexibility that won’t cost me more than my time can afford.

What jobs can I get to help me learn more the market/industry/zoning/connections and all things rental housing related?

These buyers will be local to your market, active in the industry, and you will have a relationship with them personally!

I'm eager too learn this side of the industry and think I can apply what I'm learning in my day job too being a reliable PM.