Its the staple of any estate planning transferring property out of your own personal name and into your trust, then you just add the layers of the LLC and Asset Management Companies depending how many properties and how many layers / degrees of separation you want.

I have a degree in engineering, an MBA, and a certificate in construction management from Turner Construction. 

As always it is a matter of degrees and if we are to error we want our clients on the cautious side. 

I am currently living in Germany and pursuing my master´s degree in engineering.A couple of months ago I have decided to get into real estates and have been educating myself in this area.I have set a timeline for starting my first project, by the summer of 2019, in which I want to execute in the city of Würzburg in Germany.However I am lacking the connections and mentoring needed in this area and was wondering if anyone could give me an advice.Thank you!!

I guess your intervention google law degree knows best.

You consider the 3K+ BAH received from even just lower enlisted (with a base on each side of Oahu), foreign investors, government workers, shortage of non degree requiring jobs, etc.

If it does not, and it's just an expensive degree - it's something worth re-evaluating.Once you figure these two things out, everything else will sort itself out pretty easily within the next 1-2 years.

Study and get a marketable degree and don't worry about it.

I'm a CPA and attorney with both a masters degree in taxation from a business school, and a masters of laws LL.M. degree in taxation and estate planning from Georgetown Law. 

Yes, some folks made a lot without school but with a college degree (good one)  you will have lot more leverage for next 50+ years in your life (i.e. you continue your education with good grade for next 6 years and if you do it right , that 6 years will pay your back for 50+ years to come).