While the facts of the degree really don't transfer (I haven't thought about the G2 checkpoint in detail in years), studying the sciences teaches really strong analytical skills that you can put to use in sleuthing for deals and sussing out what are good deals vs wastes of resources.

Listen to it again analytically and you might change your mind if you pay close attention to all the details.

I am very analytically driven and detail oriented personally, and so I assume that everyone is, and speak from that perspective.

Want to start right, I'm very analytical ...

My Skills:- Analytic tracking & data organization- Practical knowledge of construction costs & timelines- Local market knowledge of rent and purchase prices

Of course, I realize all investment carries risk.I would say my strengths include financial acumen, analytical abilities, project management, and IT skills.

If I do the same with your post-refi numbers, then you're correct about the cash-flow.I'll preface my advice by saying I'm still looking for my first property, and that my only qualification right now is being extremely cautious, analytical, and detail-oriented (bordering on OCD, see the reports below). 

Hello all,I have been trying to study new real estate markets, as I believe the one I live in is declining in population.  Outside of the census, how does everyone find statistics on population growth, job growth, ave...

Analytical skills are an aid to being an RE investor.

Time management, ability to prioritize, cost analysis, data analytics are nowadays becoming more crucial for success in any business.