Professor Gino Bordignon was very supportive from the outset and appreciated the commercial context of our offering, including its entrepreneurial and start-up stage character. The 4 students we engaged were, as Gino had promised, reasonably well versed in mortgage financing, to pre-qualify them for work with us. The students engaged well despite the imitation to virtual meetings. We were determined to assign work that fit within our corporate plan, but also fit the skill set and interests of each student who would take it on. I think that generally we succeeded with this, and each of the 4 students took on something with a sense of ownership and autonomy. From there on, the turnaround times and delivery of completed work were not as precisely confirmed as I would have preferred, but that was as much my responsibility as supervisor. We tried to balance the commitment of time and effort between the forma study regime and our internship work. In the end, the work completed has been satisfactory and definitely moved us along in our plan to test market reaction to our offering.