I feel like I need to do some serious studying before attempting the tests.  

I am a foreign investor residing in Singapore and am also currently doing my tertiary studies.

So, I took a pretty involved short sale training class/certification (Certified Depressed Property Expert).

Every single moment of my life was spent studying or working.

However, you will be missing out on considerable training that traditional agents typically receive.

With that being said, for the past 8 years I have been training college athletes, helping them to become faster, stronger, etc.

They get no training on them and dont get paid much for doing them, so are rarely experts on them.

But if I were to purchase a firearm and concealed carry license and training for the purpose of self defense, without going into the politics, could I tax deduct this expense? 

Hi guys, I've been studying real estate investment for the better part of a year with an eye toward investment in residences, but something funny happened yesterday.I am expanding a brick and mortar nonprofit business (they exist) and the place we were looking to rent is also offering an option to sell.

The best way to get out of a contract is never get into one, if you don't know what you're doing, don't sign one until you see the light at the end of the tunnel, if that light turns out to be a train, your lender will get you off the track.