(However, right now your deductions are capped at $10,000 on primary, but look for that to change with new administration.)4. 

That $100K is no longer available for groceries, stocks, drugs, ladies of the night, or other property investments, but you can use the $12,000 a year for whatever you want.This is all hugely simplified, but that is the concept behind that metric.

I'd say it's likely they bite off more than they can chew and drop the ball IF the the bank didn't set guidelines rather "regulate" these loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA).

However, the guidelines could have easily been changed due to the new administration.

It said that because of historically disproportionate arrest and prosecution of people of color on drug crimes, with harsher mandatory sentences, relying SOLELY on criminal history as a disqualification for housing violated the Fair Housing laws.  

I have great experience in several areas (HR, Sales, Administrative) and I’m eager to learn and grow in the industry.

I currently have a PM company servicing my unit, but it's not a great fit and honestly I mainly need them for the administrative portion.

I currently got the job as Property Administrator with JLL, and they said that my real estate license can be under JLL's umbrella.

Though they are not tax deductible, contributions retain their full character once contributed to your PRT so the inherent tax benefits in each asset are preserved for your benefit during retirement.Funding a PRT is unrestricted as long as assets can be justified and proven as needed for retirement, and can include private business interests, stock, and notes, if properly administrated. 

How much administrative headache do you want?