@Tyler Veres  aircraft broker =  real estate broker.. they get paid to sell airplanes. 

My airplane partner and I were able to fly to Trinity Lake and enjoy the rest of the vacation.There are companies that will collect payments, also called "servicing the loan" for you (or your sick friend) for $15-20/month on average.

Or buy new cars every year or airplanes or million dollar motor homes.. 

Thought it might be Airplane.  

From then on she couldn't stop talking about all the little children.She was a hard nose business lady and financially astute for her formal education, she had worked hard (worked in an airplane factory during the war) and had done very well with her husband who had passed away about 15 years prior.

They want all the other pro formas for my other properties, the rent rolls, what my projected and actual rents are/were, twenty comparable properties in the area, a detailed description of every tenant in the property, the possible effects of the place being a rooming house versus an apartment versus an owner-occupied versus an airplane or whatever else they can think of.Then, there are sellers that apparently can't take me seriously.

You have a great background for real estate, running a project for an airplane is very similar to running a project for a house, and if you've got the management skills, you're set.

But I work full time as an airplane mechanic for a union shop with no mandatory overtime.

The time to read the airplane manual is long before the engine sputters.

Not only is that a good time to buy real estate but also a good time to buy cars, boats and here in alaska it's a good time to buy airplanes.