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Updated over 4 years ago, 04/22/2020

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Casey Moen
  • Investor
  • Sparta, WI
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Casey Moen
  • Investor
  • Sparta, WI
Posted
My husband and I have had a long term goal of investing in real estate and just recently started investing. We purchased five houses last year, all of which are producing positive cash flow. I just recently separated from the military and have a full GI Bill to use. I would love feedback on a degree or certifications that would benefit us in our real estate endeavor. A little background on myself, I have a BBA in Economics and an MBA. My first thoughts are to get a second degree in accounting in order to better understand that aspect. I just don't want this GI Bill to go to waste and, unfortunately, I can no longer transfer my benefits to my dependents.

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