This is where they explain that you can either pay them $900 or so dollars to get the right to work for them doing the unimaginable, or paying them $15000--yes--$15000 for "MBA" level education and access to their network...blah, blah...So if you pay the $900, they give you a 50% off break so you only pay 450.

Ideally down the road I would like to go into more units.FYI: The property was appraised for $180,000 in November 2013 based on recent sales comps.I worked full time in the mortgage industry up until last week for a year and a half- I am going full time for my MBA and have 0 other debt besides my two mortgages.Here is my financial picture:House #1:P&I, Taxes, Insurance= $1050Rent= $2250House # 2: (I live in this house and rent out the other three bedrooms)P&1, Taxes, Insurance= $1010Rent= $1550How much debt is too much to have?

I dropped out of college when I was 19 to pursue entrepreneurship, went back when I was 23, and then went for my MBA when I was 28 (I like to joke on job interviews that I'm part of a rare subset of "college dropouts who have a masters").

Im currently a graduate student at Wilkes University pursuing my MBA degree.

The manager of the fund is of Australian origin and MBA qualified and the architect for development progects is from USA.

It's the difference between hiring someone to write your college essay versus having someone teach you to write a good essay yourself.

(I'm not a tax person, lawyer, CPA, CFP, MBA, RN, etc. so please don't take this as professional advice.  

I am always open to knew information that can create another income stream.Raymond Ebbeler, MBA, Ph.D.

It'll help you understand how to structure things (not to mention what information you need to keep and how to keep it) for maximum benefit.If you want to create a company and grow that company then I would advocate an MBA and Project Management.  

However, you'll still always have large big-name employers that won't let people move up without an MBA behind their name.All being said, emotional quotient is FAR superior to intellectual quotient.