I have a strong history in sales and customer service and can't wait to use my skills and motivation to help me to succeed in this industry.

Although I am open to other price ranges as long as the #s work.I have 25yrs experience in the construction industry.

My name is Chris and I'm a up and coming real estate investor and I would love to work in the real estate industry.

I'm new to mortgage industry and I just wanted to see if anyone had a few pointers on marketing your loan programs on other blogs/websites, suggestions on how to approach brokers to keep them engaged right away, and how to assure them that being new to the industry doesn't mean you aren't reliable.

@Reese PhillipsYou said 9 occupied lots out of 10 spots but then said the park owns all 10 homes.  

We also manage and concur with Lee; we constantly see out of state or out of country investors who have been sold something less than expected and often end up in a bad spot.

If you are W-2 it is much easier, if you are 1099 you need to provide business p&l and projections for future years.I worked in sales with a base plus commission, as long as you are in the industry for 2 years and on a W-2 they should be able to count the whole thing.

I'm an engineer, working in the transportation industry for the past several years.

Like you I am a bit surprised that more directed branding (in order to gain recognition and build following/credibility) is not prevalent in REI.I was thinking of doing branding that would provide some context to the type of environment you'll find behind the door of a rental.For example, I was thinking of doing a TechHaus rental (3-4 bdr) in which I would cater to working professionals in the tech industry - with features such as whiteboard walls, connected home, and work stations. 

Indianapolis has been moving away from manufacturing to other industries in the past decade.