I went into real estate many years ago but languished during the years when I worked in a corporate day job.

SOUTHEAST TEXAS HOUSING FINANCE CORPORATION.

All they know is that some corporate shell with no history is now taking management control of "their" assets/collateral.    

I currently work in corporate America in Finance.  

It wasn't until my corporate employer fired me that I was able to focus on the one thing I loved doing.Not that the transition was easy, either.Focus on fundamentals of real estate education.

The Chinese have been increasing consumers of US products each year, so if the Chinese are doing poorly, they are purchasing less American products and this affects our stock market. 

@James Reyes, the one that I use and is highly regulated/used by major corporations, real estate investors, business people, etc. is Docusign.

I'm between deals right now, so I think I'll take my $250K cash reserves to Keeneland in Lexington, KY this Saturday and put it all on triple crown winner American Pharoah to win The Breeders' Cup!  

I would assume you had a corporate job when acquiring those properties, then one day said "see ya!"  

In my industry (retail), American Apparel is a good example of a chain that talks about being vertically integrated in this sense.