I am contemplating getting my Bachelors Degree in Bachelor of Science in Nuclear Engineering Technology in order to exhaust my GI Bill.

Federally the first violation is $16k, $37,500 for a 2nd offense and $65k for a 3rd offense.Be warned, just because someone has a law degree, doesnt mean they know the law.

My typical path through a property is going around outside, then down into the basement, and then up through the house slowly with extra time spent in the kitchens and bathrooms.An agent or wholesaler intent on selling you the property, however, will often have a pre-planned route through it that points out its strongest features first, and only then proceed to the weaker features and major problems.You acquire the kind of reading skills you're talking about, and to a great degree, only over time and with experience.

I will more than likely get a degree in engineering and then find a job.

If you're sure the degree is going to help you in life, sure, go for it.Budget everything.

I have been spending the last few months saving and finishing up my degree (graduated with 0 debt) .

I went back to the corporate world in 2013 and completed my undergraduate and graduate degree and stopped appraising. 

A quick bit about me- I'm a UGA graduate finishing up a degree in Computer Science and Data Science (Go Dawgs!).

Therefore, if you get into trouble, she is in trouble, and vise versa.You are wise to start your business in an LLC, so that it gives you (and also your wife) some degree of separation from the liability of the company.

I don't remember RE being covered much any of my schooling getting a finance degree, as a series 7 broker or as a private placement underwriter.