Hi all,I am currently working in the supply chain industry as an analyst for a major US corporation, but I am interested in moving into an analytics role in the real estate sector.I want to showcase that I am competently performing in this sector using my own money, and that therefore I can be entrusted in the role based on track record.I don't want to send the message that I'm too busy to do my day job, or that I don't really need the money and therefore can be lowballed on salary.Here's a draft of that section of the resume (formatting is better in word)Parabola, LLC, Belltower Holdings, LLC & Other Affiliates, Keene, NH January 2018-PresentFounding Investor, Executive ManagerIdentify acquisition opportunities, perform financial analysis (IRR, NPV, DSCR, GRM, etc) and quantitative risk analysis (Monte Carlo Simulation)Grew an initial investment of $6k in one single family home into a sixteen-unit rental portfolio worth $1.65M over the course of 55 months.Developed the InvestMyHouse.com brand for marketing seller financed acquisitions.

There are many, many article on the Internet about Reserve Mortgages.

That changes of course based on the price of propane.Somethings you can ballpark, like internet or cable as the variations from area to area won't be that huge unless it isn't available and you have to use satellite internet or the like.IMHO, you best bet is to choose the area you are thinking and start running numbers on averages from the various utilities etc.

Hi Bobby,I’m currently affiliated with Century 21 Exellence Realty, I began real estate at the beginning of the year and have closed 4 deals. 

This is why it is essential for buyers of apartment buildings to check the municipality where the property is located building records, even in instances where those records have to be requested formally and are not easily accessible over the internet.

Our second options when we need vendors is to scour the internet for vendors and read through their reviews for insight.

After refinancing it and paying P&I, taxes, all utilities, water, electrical, TV, internet etc. it will still be netting well over $1000 per month and an ROI of over 100% with only the 10k left in as the furnishing expenses. 

I've been having internet issues the past couple days.

Likewise, internet is their deal.

They are abundant on the internet.