But I think that is common with many owners that are institutional banks

This person is your financial partner aka the end buyer who will buy the property/fund the deal

After that I plan to make a career in the financial sector in a major Florida city such as Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, or Miami. 

I own an insurance and financial practice and could not justify the cost of the license, time required, legal concerns with REI, and overall cost.

I did not charge you the termination fee because you finished your financial obligation through August 14th.

They can also make recommendations as to what you can do financially to improve your buying power. 

RE Agent, Title Co/Attorney, Financiers, Contractors, Property Managers, etc...

Over the past couple months I've gone from having a passing interest in RE to a strong aspiration for achieving financial independence through buy-and-hold investing.

I wanted to take a moment and introduce myself as well as get more involved in the local RE community.I'm 25, moved to New York City (Astoria) about 3.5 years ago, and have a full time corporate job in Financial Services Consulting.

I was speaking with a multi-billion $ institutional investor's COO several weeks ago and they said when they went to Wall Street to raise money, every banker wanted to know how much of their portfolio was based in Atlanta...meaning, Wall Street knows that Atlanta is a very stable and quality location to own in and while return may be lower than other higher risk areas, it is a quality area and top of the bell curve in most return and risk respects.