I’m looking for a brokerage with good training and resources that also provides me the flexibility to work around my own schedule.

Despite a lag in jobs growth downtown (which is starting to see some stores re-open and get re-purposed converted from New Yorkers and Bostonians) the flexibility of being able to work from everywhere is bringing a stronger tenant base.

We're pretty flexible, but the main areas we're looking at are Arizona, Utah, and Idaho. 

Since my timelines can be flexible I can take out contributions on market upswings and let gains just grow tax free.

You make a lot of your money in this business and establish the constraints or flexibility you have when you buy (the price you pay, the terms you establish, etc.) and those decisions and constraints or freedoms can have a huge impact on your wallet and the quality of your business life.  

Conduit (CMBS) - Conduit can be a little more flexible than agency or life co, particularly with respect to the park and terms.

I am a little flexible on pricing.

In my experience credit unions can be fairly flexible in the types of financing that they do. 

They give you flexibility. 

Our growing multifamily investment firm has an opportunity available for somebody ready to roll up their sleeves and learn the RE business from the inside with some paid, hands-on experience.Primary Contributions-Leasing-Turnovers/Make-Ready-Building/Contractor Inspections-Maintenance (contractor scheduling and/or direct resolution)Once a proven track record is established, you will be brought into deal reviews, financing, acquisitions and all other aspects of the business.This is a paid opportunity and working hours are very flexible.