I am just a College biology professor who is now a small-time RE investor to supplement my meager teacher's pension.

Along with the 10,000 other wild, exaggerated and wholly incorrect assumptions the "Lawyer/Professor/Economist/Investment Advisor/Financial Consultant/Mortgage Broker/Tax Attorney/Tax Lawyer OP (read his profile page) makes, perhaps the most obviously glaring is the assumption that one can find, buy and sell a house purchased at 10% under market value at full market value (without a broker) every thirty days!.

I attended classes in Real Estate at NYU, had an professor who actually invests in real estate, that's commercial real estate, shopping malls, office buildings.

I'm a history professor at Jackson State University in Mississippi with my specialty in the Middle East.

Teacher at a Catholic School and a part time adjunct professor at a small community college here in San Diego.

While earning your degree in business, spend time thinking about how the information your professor is presenting would apply to real estate alongside any case studies that you are using in class.

Jobs and Gates and those guys were visionaries ahead of the rest of the world, they were probably more knowledgeable than their professors.

To think I bought my first little 1br/1ba investment Condo in spring of 2011 for about $30,000 down.If a lowly paid parochial school and adjunct professor can do this, anyone can!!!

Used to rent a place in NYC for like $6k/month anyways.Physician ($250k/yr) and his professor wife.

In grad school, one of my professors was teaching us a 'NEW' way to analyze the effectiveness of an intervention.