I soon got text essays complaining about all sorts of things.

I bring experience in home ownership, handyman skills, good people skills, business knowledge (MBA) but not lots of cash. 

My ultimate goal is to hopefully have a legitimate career of rehabbing, flipping, and renting properties.I was thinking to become a licensed architect and an interior designer and also obtaining an MBA in business.

While I was in the Marines, I graduated with my B.A. in psychology, and I’m currently planning to attend FSU online for my MBA.

After getting a Masters in Electrical & Computer Engineering and an MBA, we bought a few rental properties for investment....before I knew it...I'm a real estate broker and doing it full time. 

I'm a new real estate investor living in San Diego CA, I'm an Attorney and MBA with experience in business and entrepreneurship, but new to real estate investment (except from my own house which was a short sale bought in 2008 for $320K with 10% down, which I fixed and use as my own residence, the following year I refinanced it eliminating PMI and lowering the interest rate to 3.37%, and today is worth aprox. $550K, perhaps it was just luck since I was just doing the best I could with no specific knowledge of REI).

Hi, my name is Scott Spicer, and I am a recent JD/MBA graduate from Indiana University.

I am 29, have my Bach now decided to get my MBA.

I completed my bachelors degree at Iowa State University in Ames, IA, and am currently working on my Master's degree in business (MBA) through University of Phoenix, and am about halfway done.

I finished most of my MBA in Finance, and it is less risky to diversify your investments.That 70% occ rate you mention.