Real Estate Personal Statement

I am interested in business not only because of exposure to career fields my family has chosen (marketing,sales,accounting) but in addition to how fundamentally business has stayed the same for centuries. While technology is always changing, balance sheet, profit and loss statements have been around for centuries. Due to this, I see an opportunity to learn skills from the Business Magnet program that will not become obsolete but rather create building blocks that I can build off of when I attend post secondary schooling. While in the meantime, I can use these skills in my many business ventures that I currently partake in.

I would love to become a staff member again on Viper as you can see from my extensive amount of applications. I feel like becoming a staff member will double the love I have for Viper. Also, of course, I have a great passion to help out on the server and help to clear out the server of cheaters and rule breakers as I believe these types of people ruin the experience for others by, as I say later in my application, using the skills I have learnt from previous experience and. Furthermore, I recently decided to stop cheating, something I had done for a very long time, without staffing or cheating I have no motivation to play and have been playing mini games for the last month. Also from this experience, I have gained a broad knowledge of the act of cheating and hiding

Please allow me to explain my qualifications to serve in the Office of Legislative Counsel.

Something clicked with me and real estate, it’s as if the word was calling my name wanting me to go to that path in life. Of course, I had other

Yellow sheets, a menacing term that I once thought would never become a reality, were first presented to me in 2016 in AP Calculus AB and have remained a constant presence throughout my AP Calculus BC and Multivariable Calculus courses. These have a reputation for being the most challenging questions you will ever face in the math classroom during your four years of high school. The yellow sheets were the first form of assessment that I had to complete that focused on my understanding of a concept and not just the memorization of formulas. This was a menacing task for me because I had never seen anything quite like these questions. These problems not only tested my academic ability but my academic perseverance. These multi-step problems encouraged

I want to be a residence fellow because of the experiences I have had in residence. In my personal experience, being unbiased is very important to being a Residence Fellow. In my year in residence I had issues with my roommates, but my RF was friends with my roommates. Due to this connection, I feel that when it came to finding a solution the RF was not unbiased and did not hear my side of the story. I want to be a residence fellow to help solve people’s issues in an unbiased third party manner. I have always been good at listening to people’s problems, and finding unbiased solutions.

I have always aimed to become a physician. Many of my family members, including myself, have seen several doctors over the years. Whenever I would hear about doctors, it tended to be about MDs and not much about DOs. However, several of my friends, upon deciding to become doctors chose to pursue their careers within the osteopathic discipline. Then, when I started to complain about stomach pain and chronic diarrhea, I was sent me to a gastroenterologist who graduated from the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine program and recommended that I apply.

As a business owner it is always challenging to ask or to trust someone new to come into the company and have them help you. My mission is to make this transition as smooth as possible through my strong analytical and communications skills and genuinely taking pride in my work.

My client is an eight-seven years old Caucasian male. He is a retired Marine, serving in four wars. He is married to his wife of fifty-seven years, together they raised five children, four sons and one daughter, losing one son due to suicide ten years ago. Client is a devout Roman Catholic, although he is unable to attend church regularly. Client’s wife is suffering from late stage Alzheimer’s Disease, she is nonverbal, incontinent and totally dependent on client for all of her needs. Client is very dedicated to caring for his wife, stating that he feels he must be the one to care for his wife. The client’s children do not offer support in assisting with the care of their mother or offer emotional support of client. Client is isolated in

Background. My application paper addresses a relationship that I have with a colleague of mine who I met in the Fall of 2013. My colleague's name has been changed for privacy purposes. The first interaction with Stephen came when I was pledging a fraternity on campus. Stephen was a handsome guy, he spent a good amount of his time to maintain his physique and professional appearance.

While I was given the amazing opportunity to do my practicum at McNeal-O’Brien Real Estate Team agency, I was also assigned an assignment to complete in six weeks In that time I was challenged to come up with a question that would be effective for people aspiring to make real estate a career. Coming up with a research question was a pretty difficult task. The reason that I found it difficult was because I had a very small view of what it takes to be successful in real estate. My knowledge was limited to my personal experiences with family and watching Realtors sell homes on t.v. During my practicum I found that there was so much more to learn. Since I knew very

I will keep my studies my number one priority until I achieve our dream of being a professional and I will help my parents by working as soon I can, I promised to my grandparents while I hugged them drowning in tears. You are strong Inesita, we know you will do great, my grandmother said giving me her blessing. It was the last time I saw them before my parents, my brother, and I emigrated to the United States of America looking for a better future. Seeing my dad’s frustration for not being able to work for six months due to a delay on his papers, my mom’s responsibility of paying all the bills working only a part time job, and my brother and me being exposed to a new educational system plus a language barrier to overcome was a nightmare. However, I had the best team with me: my family and a promise to keep.

Ever since I was seven years old, I have wanted to be a lawyer. The thought of being able to potentially defend the innocent has always been a driving factor in my career choice. Intrinsically, this left me with two options in areas of work: the judicial system or law enforcement. Having these two choices, I have naturally leaned towards the judicial system, since I consider myself an intellectual. In addition to this, I have always had a sort of knack for debate, blowing wind into the fire that is my passion for justice in the form of being a courtroom lawyer. In the future, I definitely see myself being a part of a successful law firm, hopefully in Tallahassee, close to what will be my great alma mater, FSU. I will unequivocally benefit from the superior education offered by FSU, having the best law program in the entire state of Florida.

Most of the actions I have taken in researching and developing my skills at this point have centered around determine exactly what points to practice and include in my final paper. This has included reflecting on what I want my company to become, what risks I am willing to take, the amount of time and energy required to make it successful, the financial investment required, and weighing what options I am giving up to pursue this course over other options. I have also been working on developing my writing skills when it comes to the company’s mission, vision, and core value statements realizing this will help focus not only myself, but the direction I will take the company in the future, it will also play a vital role in getting addition capital or investors to buy into what this could potentially become. The personal risks I have taken at this point include looking into future financing to reach my long term goal of developing a passive income stream from my real estate investment company. Risking both personal capital and current assets required to obtain future financing, as the properties I currently own outright without risk of loss from nonpayment of a mortgage or business loan. I have also talked to a couple potential investor/partners in an effort to seek alternative forms of financing to reduce the risk and cost of obtaining more traditional forms of financing.

I was so focused on my own production in my first few years that I foolishly thought I had it handled. The reasons that you should attend are many-but beyond the production of tools and ideas, it's the relationships that make this business better. You learn how to be a better human, when you're around the good people in real estate and then you can better manage the troubled times when you have peers who understand.”