All Forum Posts by: Ashley Kehr

@George T. Message me any questions you have. I would be happy to help. 

@Robert Davoli Thank you Robert! I will look into it. 

@Michael Lester Yes I would be. Message me details.

I would do it. I received degrees in accounting and finance. I no longer work in public accounting but now as a property Manager and small time investor. My degree still has tremendous value to me because I can easily do bookkeeping, budgeting and prepare financial statements for the rentals. The knowledge I received from my degree has also assisted in my personal finance as well. There is day to day value. I agree with the person above that one point is having W-2 income to show to lenders. There are lots of jobs you can get with an accounting or business degree. When I was a senior in college the chief of police came in and almost begged us to apply for his candidate program. He said he doesn't want people with a criminal justice degree because they would learn that in his free program. He wanted someone who had unique skills from other officers and he saw value in accounting. So not all accounting degree jobs are visors and calculators but if you find a degree that can be used for your real estate, an interesting W-2 job you'll like, and knowledge can be used in your day to day life I would say there would be tremendous value in going to school for an 80% discount.

Hello Everyone! It's about time I did my introduction post. I joined BP several months ago and recently upgraded to pro. I find myself scrolling the forums any chance I get and wanted to have access to everything BP has to offer. I'm 28 years old and I work full time for a real estate investor outside of Buffalo, NY. I manage his residential and commercial properties. We just broke ground a couple weeks ago on our first new development of apartments. Very exciting time! I took the plunge three years ago to become an investor myself and bought my first duplex. Since then I've acquired four more duplexes and a single family rental. I wouldn't consider myself a newbie but still have a tremendous amount to learn. I am interested in creative financing options and networking with local real estate investors of any level. I'm a mom of three boys under the age of four so making time to network hasn't always been a priority. I am eager to learn more and believe there is so much value in listening to someone's first hand experience since there is no by the book in real estate. Whether their experience turned out good or bad I can learn from it. I would be interested in investor meet ups in buffalo if anyone knows of any or just chatting here on BP. Thanks!