Whether I decide to grind out my MBA in 4 years (summers included) and take on 30-50k of debt, in exchange for the opportunity to get a decent paying job out of college, or call it quits after one year with no student loans, and get a job for lower pay, without that college degree, (at a RE company), could impact the amount of my own money I have to invest with.

I graduate a month from now with a Bachelor's in Psychology from The University of Kentucky.I plan on completing an online MBA within the next two years from Northern Kentucky, and I'm considering a PhD afterwards.I'm currently working a part time position in a meat shop at Whole Foods market.

Here is who I refer to my clients:Lee Siegel - Integrity Personal InsuranceKayleen West - Spearhead Insurance GroupDanny Webber, MBA, Broker, RMLO - Home Simple of TexasBrent Coleman - CNC Insurance BrokerageP.S - in case you are interested in home warranty insurance for any reason, I recommend:Jon Roseberry - Old Republic Home ProtectionI'm an investor and have used most of them too.

I could write an essay about this, but let's keep it simple: the Federal Reserve directly controls the short-term rate.

So I enrolled again to my ala mater and obtained an MBA in finance.

As a midlevel manager with an MBA who has worked in two Fortune 100 companies, the difference between an expensive degree and an inexpensive degree is not enough to justify the cost. 

You can read the whole article here: https://www.mba.org/2017-press-releases/january/mortgage-applications-decreased-over-two-week-period-in-latest-mba-weekly-surveyWhat does seasonally adjusted basis mean?

I am an inactive CPA and have an MBA and I have never done my own tax returns.

My net worth will grow faster with the extra $36K of profit than the extra 5% margin if I don't have another high return project going on concurrently.FWIW I have an MBA with a focus on Opps and Finance as well as an MSF (Master of Science in Finance) as well as undergrad in theoretical and applied mathematics (among other things) so I know math and I know finance and I know business.  

Well, I and my fiance - a professional and MBA respectively - went to the 2 hour then 3-day seminar curious to see what the system was and looking for a structure to emulate or even 'pseudo-franchise' as we go about learning real estate investing.