He was an Emeritus Professor of Insurance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, wrote extensively on life insurance, specifically about the economics of life insurance (and the concept of human life value).

My ex is a professor at USC, so I'm no stranger to the issues and weirdness surrounding college admissions these days.  

I never had him as a professor at USU though. 

I dont want to learn from business professors anymore who dont do what they preach and dont even own successful businesses.

In my time in Lynchburg, it seemed like a small college town where college students (and professors, families, etc) seemed to just live all over.

Also if there is a university nearby you could look to match visiting professors but not sure if that would work in your area. 

Just had a horrible experience with 2406 Professor LLC  in Ohio trying to buy a quad they had listed.

Dirk Mateer, an economist and University of Texas professor, said, “I don't think [Austin] can touch the local GDP of 7.4% [we saw in 2022], but if it were 5%, that would be fantastic.

(I've never had a professor tell me that if I want to really master the course, I need to meet him at the back of the classroom with my credit card.)I'm sure there are good real estate teachers (coaches, gurus) out there.

My name is Mano.I'm returning to BiggerPockets after a hiatus of 8 years.I first heard of BiggerPockets from a professor as I was about to graduate from my MBA in 2016.