Though I am new to the world of real estate, I strive to learn and be challenged.

What's the magic formula or number I should be striving for? 

I'm currently a freshman at Uni, and a lot of professionals I've spoken to have said that people who have a degree should strive to be in the RE finance field of real estate (PE, REDEV, Investments, etc.)

We wholesale land and houses every day all over the county and strive to be in the position you are in on this deal.We purchase property like this for cash and when in a new market, put it on the MLS (flat fee without paying commissions on either side) and call it an "Investors Special."

Would striving towards this charter enhance the potential value I could add to a real estate investment firm or developer?  

Would striving towards this charter enhance the potential value I could add to a real estate investment firm or developer?

Would striving towards this charter enhance the potential value I could add to a real estate investment firm or developer?

Real estate agents are what wholesalers strive to be (even if they don't know it)

My tenants have different wants/needs from me - some want an affordable place, some want to live near the college, some downtown - I on the other hand want a yard for my family/pets, want a bigger area for my shop & home office.Additionally it doesn't make business sense for me to strive for perfection in my rentals because tenants will invariably mess something up - they don't care about your house like you do, so they won't treat it as you would (this is a case by case, but generally speaking this is what I have found, I do have some that do awesome - fix small things, mulch the flowerbeds etc).

@Kaylee Walterbach don’t spend a lot of money on marketing in the beginning, instead work with people you know or strive to meet new people.