Once you get past a certain stage, it becomes much tougher to listen while others tell you what to do - but that's an important part of the process.

Not only that my old Elementary school was knocked down and built a brand new one in the same location.

Tenants pay all utilities.They are not in Alabama but are part of a 9/10 elementary, 10/10 middle school, and 9/10 high school according to GreatSchools.

I see you're not putting much effort in studying, simply using BP to get answers for to very simple elementary questions.

I understand the importance of getting to my local REIA club and reading as much material as I can, but for a some who is at a stage where I am heading toward a four year degree in both Finance and Accounting what would any suggest I (or anyone who has recently read Rich Dad Poor Dad :)) consider doing so that I am fully equipped for REI once I leave college.Some Background: I currently live in New Orleans.

I usually hand my property to professionals.Any advise would be helpful.Do I wait til I staged it?

Hi Sam,In the business we call these in "pre-list" stage as a broker/agent.Banks will either list REO directly with listing brokers or have asset management companies they contract out with that the bank gives their assets to for disposing and selling in the marketplace.They give the asset company full reign usually going by what is in the banks servicing agreement as part of the contract to handle the disposition of the assets.

In foreign countries in growth stage (i.e., Asia), real estate investments can grow in 20-100% in year to year valuations.

I think it would do us all good to remember that as important as is our own bottom line, there are many things in life that need to share that stage!

I think that also depends on what stage in your investing you are.