Will keep reading, studying, and ask the community questions I come across. 

Studying in Scotland, Portugal, and Colombia, I´ve come to realize this is a positive global trend but almost non-existent in the States.

HelloBP members stopping by to say hi, hanging out on biggerpockets ive learned a lot last year i just glanced at the site but this year i'm taking notes studying and hanging out hours of the day for the last few months on here not ready for the step but soon will be!.

That many hours isn’t sustainable as I’m sure you’ll realize.Like you I studied engineering, now work as one.

There are plenty of online resources to help but it will take you a lot of time and study.

Study hard and good luck on your exam!

One thing supporters of rent control here in Sacrament don’t seem to take into consideration is that rent control might not even work…https://www.mercurynews.com/2017/11/01/bad-news-for-tenants-bay-area-rents-are-still-rising-in-dozens-of-cites-across-the-region/https://sf.curbed.com/2017/11/3/16603900/rent-control-san-francisco-stanford-study-gentrificationQuote of the day: ““We find that six percent decrease in housing supply led to seven percent increase in rental prices.”

I study the numbers every day as far as new listings and listings that go under contract and we aren't really gaining any inventory to speak of, and that means prices likely will keep creeping up..  

I've been doing a lot of research in the field and dedicate on average about 2 hours a day studying the industry.

If anyone has any advice for me of the main parts I should study I would greatly appreciate it!