I’m an engineer by degree and have worked on a few septics during my excavation years.

I’ve been doing what I’ve been doing in public accounting and financial services in combination to various degrees for over 23 years and helped many people, not millions mind you.  

Carson, first congrats on the upcoming degree, I'm sure you'll have a solid baseline for property management based on your degree in facilities management.  

Congratulations on pursuing your Electrical Engineering degree and setting your sights on an exciting goal right after graduation!

It goes against your bold to a degree as 100% is a bad focus but it should be the primary focus.

PM's are like the market themselves, they seem to go up and down in quality to some degree, plus truthfully you'll find some that are more experienced in specific locations than others are.

.- 74% of residents were born in Alabama, 37% of which are all at a higher level of education, with an associates degree or higher.

Although I've been investing in and improving multifamily properties since 2000, I decided to go back to school and get a Bachelor's Degree in Construction Management from BCIT (I already have my Red Seal in Carpentry).

I dont see housing dropping a large degree and def not in 2022. 

I have a Masters degree in accounting and 15 years in industry and I think I’ve learned more in a couple months with Pace.