If your anything like me you are probably a college dropout and this is truly learning on the job or MBA on the job training as I like to call it. 

In 2019 I relocated to Tennessee to pursue a MBA at Belmont University here in Nashville. 

Feel free to DM me if you have more questions :) I could write a 5 page essay on my experiences in California and OOS.

My goal is to have my first rental by the start of the new year.I have some financial background (an MBA in Project Management) and some real estate experience (had a Texas real estate license for a few short months before getting moved for work).I would love to connect with everybody involved in real estate, particularly in the St.

This is the best education I have ever had ( I also have BS in MGMT and MBA in finance), but still RE education and getting my license so I could be not dependent on anybody was one of my 10 best decisions in life.

If you're interested in hiring someone for your software idea, a good friend of mine is getting his MBA in data analysis from Duke University and just started a consulting LLC.

I have been listening to bigger pockets for 10 short weeks now, but I feel I have learned more here than in any of my years of attending college or the MBA program, so thank you for making it worth my, and everyone else's, time. 

The peace of mind this will bring you is absolutely worth the extra few months it may take before you can invest.Phew, ok, didn't mean for that to turn into another essay, but here we are lol.

Hello everyone, I am looking into purchasing a multi-family home in the Rochester within the next 12 months (after graduating from MBA program). 

He should never have been giving financial advice to begin with, he’s not a CPA or an MBA or even an experienced investor, he’s a novice.