They assumed the trailer there now was the same trailer my dad had.I finally convinced the tax assessor that it was not and almost written a 3-page essay on what happened to the original trailer and how the existing trailed came to be.I gave the number of the tenant to tax assessor, they called him while I was in the office, and he told them he was not the owner and not responsible.I am toying with the idea of what I should do next.I am wondering the following...1. 

I just finished my MBA so that is next on the list. 

The other two prospects: Two younger girls with two large dogs (Shepard mix) and the total gross income is about $5000/monthsOne MBA student who has his parent co-signed (with highly qualified income).

I am highly educated (MBA, MPA and pursuing PhD in Org Psych) and understand the many facets of business.

I have an MBA and already understand most of the general business/financial terms.Thanks for any help!

I am currently finishing my MBA with a focus in finance and was a scientist in a previous life.Long story short I have been insulated from the wealth of knowledge here in the Central Ohio investing community and would absolutely love to meet for coffee to exchange thoughts on the Columbus markets.

I'm originally from Sweden and have lived in Chicago for 5 years while getting my Bachelor's as well as MBA, so I am pretty familiar with the city.

I was listening the recent episode of the Note MBA podcast (great resource) and they were discussing investing in non-performing 2nd liens.

He's a smart guy (he has an MBA, MPA and a Doctorate in Finance) that used to work for a commercial bank approving big loans. 

As a result, only about 25-35% of all available DST or TIC investments are approved by my firm.Sir, I am a real estate Broker in 5 states, a CCIM, an investment advisor and registered securities principal, in addition to an MBA with 30+ years of experience.