Hi Courtney,Since there are varying degrees of what is charged on the 1st month placement, what do you do for the 1/2 of the 1st months?

I graduated from college two years ago with a degree in civil engineering and love my day job as a construction project manager.

I do sometimes get the blank stares back as some of my extended family would never consider flipping a property since they have decent college degrees and make decent money.  

@Cory Mccarthy Thank you for the vote of confidence but the number one reason stopping me from going back to school and finishing my degree, other than the fact I don’t really need it because of the training I got in the military, is that dreaded English 110 class I had never completed.

If you have a college degree in engineering, congradulations.  

Also, they will run the heat in your house at 80 degrees all winter long, and when it gets too hot, they'll open a window instead of adjusting the temperature.You should account for a large amount of maintenance, or be prepared to fight them over the costs of the things that they damage.I bought my first property with cash out of my pocket, and an owner-held mortgage note.  

I got a college degree in business that emphasized real estate.  

Option two is the least expensive initially but carries a higher degree of risk.

Welcome to Bigger Pockets and congratulations in finishing your degree and looking to get started investing!

I got a college degree in business that emphasis in real estate.