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College major?
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Do not get a degree that is related to real estate. Take classes that have bearing on real estate while you are going for your non-real estate related degree. I say this so you have a true back up plan. If it turns out that you do not like real estate or that outside conditions (i.e. markets, world events, legislation, etc.) make it difficult to provide for yourself and family then you can fall back on a degree in a field that is hopefully unaffected. For this reason I have a bachelors in Aerospace engineering a masters in finance and am in the process of starting a masters in mechanical engineering. I love engineering and finance and know that at times one or the other is having problems so why not pursue both?
Happy hunting,
Allen Fletcher