Okay...a little about myself~I am from San Luis Obispo, California and graduated 2 years ago from Cal Poly with a business degree and a concentration in real estate development/finance, which is really cool because I have had great interest in all forms of real estate for about 10 years.

The others are not rentable and need various degrees of rehabbing.

For 5 years I lived near Panama City Beach Florida building homes.I decided to switch to commercial construction and am currently seeking a degree in construction management at Brigham Young University-Idaho.

Sellers should enter into reasonable negotiations.The best deal is that which both buyer and seller feel like the winners.Buyers and sellers are not always focused on same points to same degree.

As far as offer deadlines, these are merely part of an overall marketing strategy, and are not "official" or set in stone in any way (except HUD, VA and some auction platforms to some degree).

Don't want to miss this RE boat for too much longer.I have a degree in Engineering and work in software.

The lazy answer is to finish your degree first and then start investing.John Corey

I am 24, and have a Bachlors degree in computer science from Wittenberg University.

Before I was so focused on obtaining my business degree and going to work for the "man", but now it is obvious that this is my passion and avenue to financial freedom.

My college degree was in physics and chemistry, but i did have a minor in economics, I understand the value of a dollar, and I can do my own taxes, lol.I enjoy playing poker in my spare time, and was semipro for a little while (semipro = didn't get rich) and still belong to a private group of many close friends and high stakes players.