Because the courses are so heavily regulated by NCREC, they should all be pretty similar in tuition costs.

From the sounds of it, if i want to go through a bank ill need a regular job which seems counter intuitive to going into business for myself.

Go through the podcasts, threads and forums here on BP (not everything is accurate on these threads, forums or podcasts) Use your intuition.4.

12% accruing on the full loan amount = $6,400 in total interest.16.99% accruing on only amounts funded = $5,500 in total interest, a savings of $1,100.Counter-intuitively, your costs of capital are 14% lower at the higher rate.

You've succinctly described my intuition/core belief, but it would be nice to hear that it has some basis in experience.

And so far it’s not super intuitive.

See below for a nice summary of the housing market over the last 5 recessions:Housing in previous recessionsIt’s somewhat counter-intuitive, but recessions don’t necessarily mean bad things for the housing market.

Its not the most intuitive thing. 

When I use to menage my properties I used intuit payment network.

The CPI has been manipulated to exclude the cost of day-to-day living, and intuitively we know this because we have less buying power year after year, consider the price of any staple you consume.