im interested in starting a career as a landlord and I want to know if there are any degrees or classes tht are helpful in the field

I would suggest you start by building your education, whether that is a college degree, independent education on a skill or a trade, or surrounding yourself with mentors.

@Gabriel LazcanoWelcome to the site.IMO the time and money spent on getting a graduate degree would be better spent investing in the business that you are already operating.My $.02

I am currently a full time student, with about two years left until I get my bachelors degree and I am also working a part time job.

My name is Mystica.I'm 22 pursuing an English Licensure degree from the University of SouthernMississippi.

@Max Emory there are also bookkeepers who have accounting degrees, but are not CPA's.

You will also need to find the source before the remediation - and be certain that your specialists can solve this problem with some degree of certainty before undertaking the removal.Is it worth the aggravation and the permitting process ...btw, check to see if permits are required by the town or county.Much success!

., and am also completing the final stages of my Undergraduate Psychology degree.

Hey @Jonathan Buelow, I guess my immediate response is: What is your degree in?

I assume there is some degree of "you get what you pay for", but I don't want to over pay.What service do you use?