This program has a firm start date of January, leaving a three month gap in-between graduation and employment.

When they called and asked for a higher bid I held firm.

Ive hear Stubbeman is a good firm, their oit of Midland.

Is it best to go with a brokerage firm or shop around with any local smaller banks for better rates for a multifamily loan 4-5 million?

When I went to take my test at the government building in the Financial District I was solicited with business cards and flyers by a couple of professionals representing firms, but I am wary of pursuing cold promoters in this fashion.I was curious, other than googling reviews, is there a smart way to vet which organization I may want to "park" my license at?

I also firmly believe all these youngster coming up should include a timber parcel in their portfolios.. no better passive income on the planet.. plus you can camp on them.. ride your quads .. hike.. see nature.. and if its big enough Hunt ..

After your application, make sure you get a firm loan proposal including rate, term, conditions, and estimated cost. 4. 

Would you try to work with a  new-ish hard money lending firm?

I'm communicating with probably the best TIC operations attorney in the country (I'll introduce him later), his firm deals mainly with conversions of larger complexes and HOAs and works nationally and on an international scale. $$$$$! 

How about those accounting firms that assisted?