I have a professional background in Corporate Finance and believe that I have the skill set necessary to succeed in a decent MBA program.However, in the past year or so, I've really come to change my thinking.Here are my two reasons why I believe that pursuing an MBA is a poor choice for aspiring entrepreneurs:Reason 1 -  The degree is expensiveAs someone who is particularly aggressive with personal finance, I believe that by committing cash to the degree, or by taking out loans, I delay my ability to invest in real estate or other assets significantly as I tie up my personal capital in the degree.Further, I believe that I'll accumulate assets to invest at a slower rate for the duration of my education, and that I'll spend the years immediately following my graduation paying off student debts.  

I live in a college town and there are a lot of grad students or young professionals that love to live in them.

Student loans will be the next financial "what the heck happened here" moment.  

My friend is a Cody Sperber clever investor student he was trying to put me on to the idea I'm very skeptical and wanted to know if anyone has actually done one of these deals ?

But the active duty are still there on long stable tours as teachers, and then there are students, and "permanent party."  

Of course if you demographic is students they don't often sign leases throughout the year.

I know of a real estate guru one of the mid western states is after because a student misunderstood and misapplied his program.

Now the previous owner is saying that all the damage that was done to the property was done while I was in possession and wants me to pay for repairs.

You have to line up a buyer, who takes possession at a double close.

I've got a bunch of my ex-students who are currently serving, and of course, many of my friends are in the military and ex-military (vets).