Then be an investor from the get go, learn and do, and along the way get your license, your prospecting for deals as an investor can provide deals for your real estate license and vice-versa. 

I have seen A buildings in D locations and vice-versa. 

@Sean Troy Maybe, the captains of the day, Carnegie, Rockefeller, JP Morgan, Ford, Vanderbilt and others were focused primarily on industries like steel, oil, banking, cars, railroads, and true they did acquire real estate, but that wasn't their primary focus.When Morgan bought Carnegie Steel, he made Carnegie the richest man in the US and maybe the world.

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At the end of the day two things should matter, what is the return you are getting on your money and the return on your time.Some people have more time than money and vice versa and depending on your situation and goals, you should see what strategy works best for you.For example, if managed well, you will generally get the best return of your money in Class D rental, but your return on time will be lowest because Class D requires most management.OTOH, Class A property will give generally give you the best return on your time, but lowest return on your money because they are relatively more expensive compared to the rental rate.Hope it makes sense.

To say ply is better than OSB -- or vice versa -- doesn't really mean a whole lot.  

What's bad is good, and vice versa.

On Friday I told the Vice president I reported to I was going to lunch, He said you don't have to tell me when your going  to lunch and I said I thought I should this time because I'm not coming back. 

Should I step up to help being a secretary or vice-president?

If the system works as it's supposed to and the Federal Government's debt load gets too high, then taxes will have to go up.Here's interesting testimony to Congress of a Vice Chair of the Fed during the Great Recession.Interesting Excerpt:"History provides numerous examples of non-independent central banks being forced to finance large government budget deficits.