I'm very new myself and learning a ton and getting to know people in the industry.

This is what I am encountering, in the current Mortgage Industry.

My second property is a 2 bed apartment, that one was sound, just needed paint and light fixtures updated.

I just happened to do a few deals with Naca so I knew what he was talking about. and they are quite the organization so that stuck in my mind.. did you check out the link I posted.. it is really something for those of us in the industry.. https://www.naca.com/campaigns/predators-tour/ take a minute and view it..

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.

Example:  I just went through a potential 4 plex before I had the idea of building, did a walk through of the property, and the floors were sunk in, needed an entire new roof, electricity wiring was way off to where there was only one light in the corner of the room.

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.