I'm studying computer science to become a Software Engineer (or wherever the degree takes me).Short BackgroundSo I've been really interested in real estate for about 1 year now.

I thought the macro-economics lesson was fascinating at the time and now it’s even more timely since we just experienced out inverted yield curve last week.  

Storage is not rocket science by any stretch but if you are new to this, it might be advisable to master that before adding to the complexity.

This is not rocket science it is one of the most basic and simple businesses around.

It's almost like watching a train wreck with all the regulations being passed lately; since I have no skin in the game in Portland besides my own residence I'm fascinated with how this will all play out. 

This is a fascinating notion, that there's a "price" rather than it simply being the relationship between rent and price.

Getting a contract signed is the second hardest thing to do as an investor right after getting leads.It is a science and an art.Till this day I see 99% of wholesalers doing it completely wrong.

It's not rocket science.

I can honestly say that I’m completely fascinated with real estate now.

The National Science Foundation did a study in the early `1990s that found 55% of adult Americans could not correctly answer "does the earth go around the sun or the sun around the earth, and how long does it take?".