I was a finance major and did most of my MBA. 

In Marketing EconomicsDoctor of Business Administration (DBA)ABA, BBA, MBA, Ph.D.

I'm a full-time MBA student at the University of Tennesee in Knoxville.

Would it be more valuable to a potential employer if I get my MBA or Master of Accountancy?

So I listened to this podcast again for the third time just tonight and totally missed that first part where @Brandon Turner mentions how difficult refinancing has been for his recent conventional refinance and he had to write an essay on why refinancing is a good thing. 

Simple but trueDanny Webber, MBA, Broker Home Simple of TexasInvestor DepotThe Texas Builder

I do not have a CCIM credential but I have a MBA from Ivy League school and few CCIMs gave me bad service.

In my day job which is in sales I'm careful not to offer tax advice, financial advice, or promise or guarantee any specific returns because I'm not a CPA, MBA or financial advisor.

I did transfer my part of the company to my partners because I came to the US to do my MBA, it was fantastic, and Spain can be very fun to invest in if you have the relationships - that was our edge.Our experience was that commercial brings you more "serious" tenants, and for mid-market deals, it definitely saves a lot of headaches.

Specific topics I need help with are: should I look into majoring in business as related to real estate (perhaps getting an MBA) or is this a waste of time, when should I try to buy my first property (as in how much money should I be looking to spend), what type of property would be best (apartment building for rent, SFH, wholesale, etc), what banks would be best to get a loan from should I need one, business and real estate books/ebooks I should read, and the pitfalls/rookie mistakes beginners make.