I bring capital, excellent credit, an MBA (for what that’s worth in this industry), and that all important newbie passion to the table!

If you got into real estate to buy books or attend classes, you should spend your time and money going for an MBA or PhD.

Hey @Matthew KalifehGood luck with the rest of your schooling I just finished up my undergrad and MBA. 

I'm looking to transition from a career in sales to real estate. I have been working in the concrete industry for the past six years. I started out as a sales rep for a concrete producer and I am now working for a che...

I used to remodel houses, eventually got a civil engineering degree and an MBA, and now work as an area sales managers for a company in the concrete industry.

Hi Account Closed , How recent was your MBA and what are the details (what school, full time, executive, online)?

It's great to see the next generation of investors coming on strong.I will have to say that, although I eventually wind up getting my MBA, one of the most useful classes I took in high school was wood shop.

I did this getting my MBA.  

BP has done more for my family then my ASQ certification in LEAN/SIX SIGMA, ISO 9000, undergrad in transportation and logistics management, and my MBA.  

I have an MBA in Finance and I truly enjoy investment analysis and running numbers and am always open to different perspectives on analyzing good deals.