I am a Advisor/Professor at a Community college ....luv my job but knew it began with that there is never enough money it.

Professor Whaley a famous law professor from Ohio State had a great pre-amble to one of his legal tomes.  

Furthermore, a college professor likely is the wrong person to teach this since he/she makes money as an employee.

This morning NPR had a story about MIT professor William Wheaton (http://dusp.mit.edu/faculty/william-wheaton) and his forecast for 70 markets in the U.S.

My question - if the Professor was so smart why didn't he go after either one :-)

What changed my life was what my professor said.

He's a college professor and plenty smart, but his closing statement is truly difficult to understand if you don't deal with these forms for a living.

I grew up in South Carolina in asmall town called Timmonsville.I am a college professor and the drummer in an 11-piece bandthat plays party dance music from the 60s, 70s, and 80s.My goals are to get back into the real estate game full hog and do it better this time :-).I would like to start with buy-and-flipping and later add buy -and- hold rentals.I am open to other techniques but wanna stick with one before movingto another.

Schools do, occasionally you'll find a teacher/professor that doesn't.

A key business professor I had when I was 19 (Part owner in a bagel chain called Big Apple Bagle that made some money) started a corporation where people could buy shares in a race horse and get returns on their investment based on share payouts of the horse's winnings.