Hello All,I have been looking into these courses to broaden my horizons (I know residential) and was curious if anyone in the community has insight to the program and willing to share.https://ecornell.cornell.edu/certificates/real-estate/real-e...Thank you!

Screaming high / fast interest rates employed by the Fed, $10 Trillion in federal spending, extremely low home sales, corporate earnings revised lower and lower, inverted yield curve for Treasury Bonds, etc…, all indicated a recession on the horizon.

The build costs have to correct or the land prices do, we don't have much of this inventory on the horizon either with the general plan.

Exploring the Real Estate Scene, in Palm Beach; A Report for February 2024Imagine the sun setting below the horizon casting a light over the beaches of Palm Beach.

@Dan Heuschele: My plan is to have a long time horizon for my real estate investments.

The influence of the global economic slowdown permeates from localized markets such as Bakersfield, California, to the expansive horizons of the United States and beyond.

I’m already working with a Realtor and trying to broaden my horizons/network. 

Inspired by Brandon's book "How to Invest in Real Estate," the infamous "Rich Dad Poor Dad," and the invaluable insights from the Bigger Pockets podcast, I'm ready to expand my horizon into real estate investing while continuing my journey in the aerospace sector.Armed with a Bachelor's degree in Business and currently pursuing a 2nd degree, I'm eager to leverage my skills & commitment in this vibrant market.

It's not linear growth, that's why you invest on a long-term horizon.

Slightly more risk, sure, but with a long-enough time horizon, that risk is dampened considerably.