I get to review the designs of my interns and approve/comment on them.  

That goes to internal politics of the Chinese government which is beyond the scope of this post.

Since I have been unable to find a paying job, I have spent the last 8 months as an unpaid intern with a local buy and hold investor and have been soaking up as much knowledge as I can (I also just recently got my sales associate license!).

Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Schwartz (My favorites) of Tyco International swear they didn't do anything wrong either.

I am currently interning for a friend of mine that owns a real estate investment company and am learning at a very slow pace due to only being there once a week. 

I'm negotiations on a 104 unit currently, certainly I will have to do some internal financing to make this work.

Here is the deal broke down:Sum of Total Payments = $12,332.74Total Profit = $6,332.74Return on Investment = 105.55%Internal Rate of Return = 16.20%The IRR for this deal is the better and proper analysis.

Offer to intern for him for free in return for teaching you the ropes.

I think it is possible for me to renovate the unit because it is the internal part of the building and not the external.

Future home sales will need to come from younger buyers unless older people plan on trading houses to one another in an internal game of property ladder.