Should I get my real estate license while attending University?

We had that changed in the Montgomery County/DC form specifically because too many sellers were voiding the contracts when buyers would come in with unreasonable requests.But the reopening of negotiations I thought was a universal thing, as it's the case in 3 out of the 4 states I do business in.

I am currently a fifth year (5/5) Mechanical Engineering student at Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA, I have recently accepted a full time job offer as a Mechanical Engineer at a chemical company located in Deer Park, TX with a start date in July 2019. 

I personally like Frank Wolfe's course at MHP University.

I’m currently living in Ottawa and I’ve been working in property management for almost 4 years now, I’ve also recently graduated university with a business degree.

After completing the friends and family deal, I will next have to decide how to market and whether the investors are accredited or not...but that’s down the road for me.  

I don't have the specific case law for each state - and am not aware of any case law where non-conforming usage has been struck down.There are a lot of threads on the Mobile Home University website where different people have tested this in different states that may help. 

I’m curranly taking real estate classes at Temple University.

As a 24 year old working in Sacramento after studying engineering at the University of California Berkeley, I stayed for $550/mo in Rancho Cordova, all included in a furnished room in a 30-something lady’s twin house (shared a wall with another owners house).

I’m curranly taking real estate classes at Temple University.