Let's examine two scenarios.

There are so many doors that open with a degree, it depends on what you really want to do.If I had not had my degree I would not have been hired as a bank examiner, that opened the door to opening a mortgage company that changed my position in my RE investing, like kicking in the after burners.

The whole thing took me 6 months and I nerve did anything except change the locks out. 

Supreme Court stated in 1934 that due process is not upheld "if a practice or rule offends some principle of justice so rooted in the traditions and conscience of our people as to be ranked as fundamental.”1 One would assume the principles so rooted include the right to be heard before an impartial judge, the right to challenge evidence and cross examine witnesses and to present a rigorous defense.

Who, in their mind, especially those with limited funds, would want to go take classes, pay for schools, pay licensee fees and regitration fees, attend continuing education classes and take time to study and pass examinations?

A LOT of these apps and websites targeted at serving rental property owners and managers go defunct.So it makes sense to examine the business’ plan for bringing in revenue, and whether you believe that will be a viable plan or not, before committing to using it.

Yet they had the nerve to chase me and other investors down until we removed our signs.

You mention having bought at the top of the market and getting out.Seems to me you will first want to examine what a good deal looks like.

It's been years and years since I took the brokers exam in Georgia.Here we use AMP (applied measurement professionals) to conduct the testing.

If a buyer makes an offer to purchase and the offer is accepted by the seller, what is the typical length of the period to examine rent rolls, do inspections, examine current leases, examine operating expenses, etc.?