Everything else I know is ancient history.

There is an ancient and often used legal doctrine called quantum meruit that effectively means the borrower owes you back the money he borrowed to put you both back to the status quo.

Ancient sailors often came down with a disease called “Scurvey” It also was not a disease but a symptom caused by a lack of nutrients which the body needs and are found in fresh vegetables and fruit.

Yes, I would say, because some of the methodologies, analytic thinking, and ability to delineate complex problems I learnt in uni help me today as an apartment syndicator, especially in terms of gathering facts with an unbiased view.

It's ancient. 

Before long, the expert's opinions split into two theories; one side claimed it was a true fossilized human giant and the other side pronounced it an authentic ancient statue.

I'm not even contributing to mine.I just choose to employ Warren Buffet's methodology of "Don't lose money."

She provides really good information about the tax methodologies for flipping properties and it's in layman's terms to where you can generate a solid understanding of how the taxes should work for a flip.

I do understand that rental properties are a function of appreciation but wish to know what would be the best methodology to understand the overall negative cashflow to asset appreciation ratio or a metric to benchmark it against e.g. % appreciation YoY.

Today, the $50 Trak Phone from Wal-Mart can run circles around that ancient PC!