It's an MBA on a page.

They will learn when they SEE your success but not from talking about future hypothetical scenarios.There is a large majority of people who spend thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars and years of their lives on college degrees and MBA's but zero time learning on how to manage the hard earned money because it's too boring or they are too tired after working all day. 

I have received a Bachelor’s of Science degree in accounting from UNLV and an MBA from the University of Phoenix.

One of my biggest challenges being a 25 year old and just recently out of MBA school is that I needed a couple of years in order to save enough money to get serious about real estate investing.

I went down there prior to the crash in 2007 and new there was a crash coming since I have been trough the tech bubble crash in 2000 when I was finishing my MBA in Finance and had talked to several colleagues in the appraisal field that had seen a great deal of speculation.

I am finishing my MBA and work in accounting for an international energy company.

I hold a MBA from the Johns Hopkins University and a BS from Virginia Commonwealth University.

We are currently investing in further education as she begins an MBA program since business seems to be her calling :mrgreen: .I'm happy to be a part of the community.

Quote from @Liu Cheng: Hey, this is my first time posting here, and I'm really hoping to get some advice.I hold an MBA and work for a tech company in the Seattle area.

PM me if you can't find him online and want his contact info.Having both a BBA and an MBA in finance and 28 hours of accounting, I used to always consider myself pretty astute at taxes as with other financial matters, and did my taxes with Turbo Tax forever.