@Caleb Heimsoth Came out with 30K paid it down to about 25K and am back in school getting my MBA now...about halfway done and I'm back at like 31K lol (I'm not super worried because luckily my MBA program is very cheap and the ROI will be great given it's an MBA).

I haven't researched Victoria or Chase City at all so I can't speak to those.I am in the MBA at VCU and we just had a class on the economic environment in small towns across Virginia (South Boston and Emporia specifically were mentioned) having a terrible effect on the housing demand in those areas. 

I have a MBA degree in Business and am looking to work hard and learn lots along the way.

IE. retirement age, needed income, wanted income, liquidation plan, cash reserves plan, lendability plan....Danny Webber, MBA, Broker- Home Simple of TexasOwner- Investor Depot.comOwner- The Texas Builder.com

By those three months, I will have learned what it takes to run a wholesale deal including control with contracts, making an offer and working on the exit strategy.FORGIVE ME FOR THIS ESSAY!!! 

OK let's see if I can get this new member introduction thing right.About Me - I completed a successful flip 2 years ago while both my wife and were working full time corporate jobs (and her getting an MBA.)

Msg me please if you are interested in talking.Danny Webber, MBA, Broker

Having only been out of school for about 6 months I've thought about going back for my MBA. 

Eric, I agree with Jasmine above and get a CPA.Back when I started, both my wife and I had a high income, I had my MBA in finance, but I don't know the in and outs of tax law, which is a subject in itself.

A little about me: Currently instructing Calculus, transitioning to an MBA program in the fall.