I helped with every flip, kept track of financials for them and even went 50/50 on my first "flip" (although it wound up being a tear down, subdivided and then sold to a builder.)I wanted to follow in their footsteps but was guided to go to University, get a degree and then snag a 9-5 corporate job.

I do not want and will not accept ANY form of compensation for this, I just want a chance to apply my newly acquired software and my newly acquired finance degree to help others identify great investments!

We tried kilz on the walls/ceiligns however the nicotine/tar bled right through.

The good news is it’s simple math and online deal analysis and calculations make the math much easier and with a greater degree of accuracy

Seems the trend is that all in that area are subpar in varying degrees.

I graduated last year with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and have a full time job. 

Commissioner, supra , the agents were actively involved in managing commercial real property, to a sufficient degree to be engaged in a trade or business.

You are reading a letter from a 61 year old that has about 30 years of experience in construction management and had a real estate broker license in Texas for about 30 years too and my dad had a broker license when I graduated college (with honors) with a business degree that emphasized real estate and he did mostly commercial deals that I learned from.Good luck to you!

People go to college for 4+ years to get degrees so that they can do something professionally.

I have a rental property and had an a/c guy come look at the cooling system as the tenant said she had it set on 69 but was running close to 75 degrees in the house.