Now, back to creating my Excel analytic sheet.

Retail customer service, Army National Guard, Carpentry/Masonry, General IT, IT Project Management, data analytics, and probably more, forgetting.

These videos are far and away the most accurate, real-world portrayal of the grinding analytical process of what figuring out what a property is worth and what it could be worth that I've found in this business.

I’m lookin for any tips on how to get started, find a mentor, or deal analytics.

@Antonio Cucciniello - I've always stated that IT guys make awesome Real Estate Investors from an analytical and data science perspective. 

I think you have to enjoy the analysis and have that kind of analytical mind.Even if you have doubts about whether or not you would want to be a full time appraiser, the information and skills that you will learn by taking the courses will always serve you well in Real Estate.  

Hi all,I am a recent graduate from RPI with an undergraduate in economics and business management and an M.S. in business analytics.

It gives me a reason to examine this a bit more analytically than my usual simplistic response of "debt is bad, pay it off quick" - the reasoning that I've employed with both personal and business debt for the last 30+ years.

Using your analytical skills. 5.

And, if your job title suggests anything you are clearly very analytical too.