There are so many moving parts and every deal is so different that if you’re not constantly learning, being open to creating meaningful human connections, and willing to persevere through a lot of rejection and challenges, then it is very hard to succeed in this business.

At the end of the day, we must never forget to "be human".Credit score isn't the end all be all. 

I work for the Dept. of Human Services in the City & County of San Francisco. 

Habit for Humanity ReStore or Southeastern Salvage in Birmingham has the same products you're ordering online for a similar cost if you are trying to save money.

I currently work in the human resources department of a petroleum company but would love to leave my 9-5 to concentrate on things I enjoy.

I called the local Habitat for Humanity but didn't know what department to talk to so left a message on their main line. 

As far as I know, when you rent an apartment, your landlord has the obligation to provide you with a living space that is fit for human habitation.

That's what's doing it.LLCs get commercial and hard money mortgages, human people with pulses get residential mortgages. 

There is inherent risk in every investment, and while we try to take as much risk out of the deal as humanly possible at the end of the day it is going to be your property and project. 

So, you are prepared and still able to close with the appropriate funds if need be.Appraisals can make or break your investments and appraisers are they keyReal Estate Investment, like many other things forces you to deal with a varying multitude of people and the their "Human Condition", appraisers are no exception to this.