With the recent (and likely worsening) stock market volatility, lots of investors will be looking for alternatives. 

It’s just the nature of the beast.

I’m a natural people pleaser but I also do have boundaries.

I'm always a fan of more education, @Janelle Hicks, and the formalized nature of a MBA will give you a foundation of knowledge and credibility in the marketplace.I don't know anything about AACSB, but reputation matters.

See below:The other alternative is a portfolio loan at as high as 85% cash out and there may be a 0-6 month seasoning time on title to get the cash out depending on which investor is used for the loan.

Alternatively, you might be able to use old cell-phones, as they are required to still provide 911 even with out service.

That being said, I believe BiggerPockets has state-specific forms that were reviewed by local attorneys available for download as an alternative.

And when there's a natural disaster, that property you think you had over-insured is overnight now under-insured and it takes 60% more to rebuild it.  

The stock market volatility will push capital into bonds and alternative assets like real estate.

One alternative is to simply ask to extend the DD period.