Unfortunately I haven’t really put my degree to proper use.

Dear Memphians,My name is Ned Roche and I am currently in college pursuing my bachelors degree.

@Brandon Sturgill Concerning the the Virginia state regulations I believe to be a licensed broker you have to work as an agent for 3 years, but I am unsure if the degree in Real Estate would negate that.

This also allows some degree of deal flow that drive sovereign investment and so on.  

Not even double (I do have higher geographic cost).Jobs that make 100k+ with no college degree: sales (insurance, cars, software, medical, RVs, real estate, etc), trades (plumbers, electricians, even carpet layers in my area make 120k/yr).

My question is: Would it be better for me to get the free degree and pursue the CPA first, or take the real estate accounting position that will more directly relate to my dreams of being a real estate investor?

I book the notes as assets, not equity.....but......while my thirty plus year old degree was in accounting, I’m not a CPA.  

I have a love and passion for interior design and received my bachelors degree in the field in 2015.

If you are insistent on having them as signatories to the lease (aka a tenant), then screen them to the same degree as any other tenant applicant.

I have a MBA degree in Business and am looking to work hard and learn lots along the way.