I got a business degree with an emphasis on real estate.  

I got a business degree In college with emphasis on real estate.  

I am currently in higher education in enrollment management with several master's degrees, but have always been interested in all things real estate.  

Hopefully I will meet someone there who will be will into show me a few things in return for me adding value to them whatever that may be, such as a free intern, free tech support (in the last yea of getting a computer science degree) or just free labor worker for there properties.

I have an associates degree in construction management and am currently enrolled for my BS.

I have a degree in advertising & marketing but i don't like sales even though I sold 5 cars in my first month with no experience.

Linneman, holds both Masters and Doctorate degrees in economics from the University of Chicago.

I am currently stationed in AK and will be getting out in 2017 to finish my bachelors degree at ASU.

I plan to use my schooling, degree in finance & Economics, to closely analyze deals hopefully keeping my portfolio's risk-reward ratio as beneficial as possible.

The lack of control over annual costs are a risk that I am not particularly comfortable with.That being said, if you are good with condo investing, I would probably base my decision on the degree of control that buying 8 units in one building gives you. i.e., if it's a small complex and 8 units gives you ~50% control, I would probably go for that.