I spent a year and a half going to graduate school to get an MBA, but that isn't a magic bullet for success in business.

Own an MBA team?

I'm 29, have an MBA from a top 10 program that's well known in the area and still have issues.

I never use printer paper, I use yellow essay paper that I would buy in packs of 500 on Amazon.

They don't want to be sold either so post cards and fliers are another no no.Also, don't write a 1,000 word essay about how great you are and how you can help them.

If you're staying local, I recommend checking local university MBA programs as many business programs have a concentration of real estate.

I was working for a large corporation and working on my MBA.

I'm a recovering i-banker who is getting ready to start an MBA program this fall, and looking to invest in real estate before going back to school.I'm focused on investing in my hometown, St.

I'd think an MBA would out weigh both and the overall cost may not be much different, but just stay with a decent school, not some internet bunch on some island.

If so you'll need a real estate MBA, preferably from an Ivy League school and it will cost $200,000 or more to become an employee at a company that expects you to work 60 hours a week (or more) on their deals and not yours.