@Natalie Kolodij did a good job for me and was reasonable pricing wise. 

@Wilson Bunton While I am not a licensed engineer or architect, I do a fair amount of work in AutoCAD and Revit to create sketches and construction mark-ups in my day job.

Rents or home values depend on population growth and jobs.

But, like you, I'm not actually spending any reserves right now because of good W2 job. 

Tracking the development of the relationships with potential investors may become a cumbersome task - and the burden of proof is placed upon the syndicator to prove that the pre-existing relationship was formed at the time a potential investor was provided a 506(b) deal package.

Moderators aren't perfect but knowing most of them they are all trying to do a good job, and all moderators are volunteers.

Numerous times throughout the past few years, I've strongly considered taking the 90-hour course/exam to earn my license here in Indiana, but have heard mixed opinions from local agents on whether or not it would be feasible, beneficial, profitable, etc.I currently have a W2 job as Controller of a midsize beer wholesaler that I do not plan to leave any time soon.

It does and excellent job explain all the calculations the website does for you and more.

I have great credit and day job income and qualify for a disgustingly huge mortgage level, even without rents included so mortgages are not an issue for me.

I work a full-time schedule of 12-hr shifts, and my schedule is different every week and includes weekends, so there is no way I can take a classroom course without quitting my job.