I'm now ending my 11th semester in my collegiate career and have decided that the Dental field isn't what I get excited about when I talk of my future, but rather investing in real estate along the way to becoming an Orthodontist and after starting my Dental career.

It appears that applicants who are determined to need an esa must re-apply either each semester, or annually.  

I’m actually going on a engineering co-op this coming semester which will potential turn into a job offer after I graduate.

Attorneys spend an entire semester in law school for the class. 

At this point in my college degree, this semester is the turning point that matters.

I will be graduating with my undergrad in less that 2 semester and I am looking to become a real estate entrepreneur.

Even better than we'd projected above for the first 3 years, and slightly below in the final year.Rent - $3615/moPITI + PMI - $1350, rising to $1545 in year 4HELOC loan - $500/moUtilities - $370/moMaintenance + CapEx - $400/moCash flow - $800/mo (35% CoC)On those semesters when our daughter was in the house, cash flow dropped to $255/mo, but she also avoided having to pay rent elsewhere.When it came time to sell the house, the price it sold for went far beyond what we imagined when we bought it in 2018. 

I went to community college only for one semester and had that all paid for by my employer at the time.

One of the former tenants left some kind of thick paint like stuff (not poop or blood) in the master bedroom toilet and went on vacation at the end of the semester.

I was also a full time student for the spring semester in addition to my job so that may assist in additional deductions but those expenses were fully covered by my post 911 GI bill.Do you happen to know if I can further deduct the rest of my dependent care?