Professions like engineering, law, accounting, architecture, and general contractors necessitate degrees and licensure.Development is unique in that it welcomes (perhaps even encourages) a maverick spirit.

To the degree, one is realistic, the probability of finding a replacement property increase.Say you want to sell a fourplex to trade into and buy via 1031 a 20 unit apartment building.And the market cap rate is 6% but you want to buy something that offers a 6.5% cap rate, you probably won’t be able to find it.

A lot of the apartments near colleges that offer room by room rentals only offer a yearly rental.

He got his degree in Finance, founded his own company and he's not broke. 

This town is very small in population (population trend not growing) although has a community college that is less than half mile walking distance from ANY of the properties (community college population is growing at WELL above avg rate(dorm rate 850mth))

My tenants were putting their heat at 78 degrees and leaving windows open when it was -20 out.

Well-known connection from college runs the fund operating the syndication.

I have free college and need help deciding on my major.

Nice couple looking to get married a few years after college making $65k ea, doing way above median income together.

My issue: Even with a college degree, entreprenurial experience, and project management I can’t seem to break in after 5-6 months of applying.