Coming from a liberal arts background myself, I would actually suggest AGAINST getting a degree in something you're passionate about (as many folks here have suggested).  

Lots of clothes, furniture, art, cars, a long since spoiled butchered deer in a freezer that had been unplugged for about a year.

In word you should just be able to save as .pdf, as long as you have adobe.

Describing the perfect deal is the art side of real estate investing and will vary greatly depending on the market.

He also coaches people that want to learn the art of Performing Short Sales.

That's always a thing with house proud homeowners, they spend a fortune on personal creature comforts thinking it will add value, but all it usually does at best is help the home sell faster.Looked at a house this morning where the owner had spent over $12k in the past year on upgrades and it blew her away when we told her it was all going to come back out in the rehab anyway.So upgrading a new house is a lot like art, don't do it with the expectation of financial gain - unless you're doing it professionally and for a profit.

One time I owned an office building and one of the tenants was a graphic arts / printing place.  

The truth is I have been coaching Realtors® and Investors in the Art of Sales Skills as it relates to wholesaling and residential real estate for free since before you even picked up your first pen to write your first "honest contract."

I am from Lancaster, just down the road.I love that you are making a push to do belly to belly networking, in this digital age it SADLY becoming a dying art... that just means its ALL THE MORE powerful to those of us that are good at it.

It reminds me of the 4 panel folding Asian art pieces/dressing rooms.