There seems to be a wealth of knowledge on here.

ANY INFORMATION, KNOWLEDGE, TIPS, or Advice would be greatly appreciated.

Take your time, build sound knowledge, learn your market and stay close to customary practices, you should do well.

You guys's responses let me realize how danger it is to act independently when I am still lack of enough knowledge to represent myself.

Sometimes large companies (and new companies trying to sound large) come up with ridiculous titles to try to make people sound more important (and knowledgeable) than they really are.Where did you come across these specific titles...that might help us figure out what they mean (if anything).

It's awesome when experienced guys join up - I bet you have a lot of knowledge that maybe you can help fill people in on about commercial real estate!

If nothing else, knowledge that evolves.This is another favorite saying of mine:Every Person Is My SuperiorIn That I May Learn From Each PersonHere is a subject that will encourage many differing debates.

One partner was a former bank executive.The team had money, knowledge, experience, a long history of success, and powerful connections.

The wealth of knowledge I have gained so far has been invaluable.

Buying SFRs for cash flow income or fix and flips will be way safer investments than building a spec home without knowing the network of people required and with limited knowledge of the process.