What helps me is my business degree from Harvard.

AP is about creating degrees of separation and barriers for plaintiff's lawyers to jump through, to waist their time and money, and to see they have nothing to collect on anyways.

Also to some degree it would be illegal depending on the state.

For properties located in primary markets, instead of a dichotomous characterization of a property either cash flowing or not cash flowing, wouldn't it be more appropriate to measure the degree of cash flow?

I have a degree in finance, but absolutely no experience in real estate.

I work in the property management business for 10 years, and I never understood the idea behind maintenance men doing the work that requires some degree of specialized skill.

At that time of starting, my goal was to finish the degree and then have a job as a game developer and eventually move into Indie developement on my own.

Like when it is 20 degrees outside.

I do hear however that listSource is a good source and some Real estate courses have pre-negotiated discounts with list source so it appears rates may be negotiable to a degree.  

I just graduated college with a Marketing and Business Adminstration degree (I worked throughout and had military assistance so i was able to graduate debt free.