The degree to whether you can use it or not will depend on your personal AGI as detailed by @Ashish Acharya. 

Find 1-2 GOOD fix and flip partners who don't mind you learning a little, taking some of the risk and getting a bit of the action.Yes it will be hard work, but then again so is getting a law degree and spending 20 years in front of a judge.

The last earnest money amount I paid was $5000.Typically local professional buyers with significant construction backgrounds who have a high degree of construction knowledge make high earnest-money offers in order to beat out offers from long-distance or timid residential buyers.I wouldn't trust any agent to know that toilets flush clockwise in the northern hemisphere and counter-clockwise in the southern hemisphere.

If you started a true, salaried W-2 job (interestingly, there are varied degrees), it just takes 2 months...  

They had already looked at Lot 4 since they wanted a "View" which this has 360 Degree. 

Spector, who had a history of drunken spats and domestic abuse allegations, was convicted of second-degree murder in 2009 and was sentenced to 19 years to life.

Currently, I am not going to college, and this is where it gets trickyShould I go to college and get a degree, if notShould I get certifications at Baruch College that are for the Real Estate industry Or should I focus on meeting successful real estate investors, bankers, attorneys, brokers, and paying for mentorships, courses, books?

And construction loans are going to want a larger down-payment (i.e. 20%) versus only needing maybe as little as 3.5% to purchase an existing MF property where you will live in one unit and rent out the other(s).And a construction loan to build a MF property may be considered commercial development (even at 4 units) versus building a SF home to live in yourself - and if so, they may want you to have prior rehab / development experience to some degree.

character and degree of supervision or control over representatives selling the propertyNote: Per court case SUBURBAN REALTY CO. v.

That said I hold college in no such high regard and would be more comfortable providing them each with a home when entering adulthood then a degree.