If you're in the same line of work you may still get a loan or working in your degreed major if getting out of school, otherwise changing jobs can be tough.

What is the best RE investment degree/license/document/title to get or earn?

They've been more interesting, less costly, and more profitable than getting my degree that's for sure.

The guy I use has a truck mounted cleaner that heats up to 130+ degrees.

To a certain degree, some of the building manager's have created a slight "bidding war" among contractors who are newer in town and desperate for work.

I think that is going to bring a reality shock to my father, who is to some degree mentally living in the RE land of 7 years ago when houses sold in their neighborhood for almost 700k that were complete wrecks.

I don't have terribly good credit, and I am unemployed (looking for a job- I've got 2 M.A. degrees, which is a huge hinderance).

The thing about real estate is the basis, to some degree, for any economic endevor as land is always required.

Not really a little white one as it's probably true, someday....We can't determine the degree of nuts someone may suffer, unless you're a shrink or a judge, don't be concerned with the capacity issue in this.

Sometimes with smoke, there's a nasty yellow nicotine haze everywhere.