As a 32nd degree Mason we believe in treating others as we want to be treated.

I am an asset manager by trade, engineer by degree. 

I got a college degree in business and it emphasized real estate.  

I graduated from college with a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

And even if the thermostat was 20 degrees off, a person can feel when it's 80 degrees inside.

Get your degree and save a bunch of money first. 

As far as I know these are commercial loans in the state of WA (they are based out of long view, WA near vancouver WA) so there are no limits to the amount of financed properties.The term loan is P&I on 30 year amortization with 10 year term and the LOC is interest only with 5 term that renewable.You will need global cash flow of 1.25% based on their calculations however if you property's DSCR is 1.25 or global is 1.25 then you should be fine.If you need the commercial representative let me know I'll connect you. 

@Bayard P.Some quick international rankings to support my post:- #8 in the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI)- #10 in GDP for 2015- 4th biggest city in North America based on population.- Named the best place to live in the world by The Economist based on 6 of its indexes. - #8 in safetyand the list goes on… ; )

  ;)  If a person is not going to college specifically to obtain a professional degree (lawyer, doctor, engineer), it can definitely be a colossal waste of money.  

I have a college degree in business and it emphasis real estate.