Their main takeaway is:"bachelor’s degrees from private colleges, on average, have higher ROI than degrees from public colleges 40 years after enrollment.

No offense intended.Also, most people have no clue what the difference between an EA (Enrolled Agent) and a CPA is. perhaps you could explain in your own words where an Enrolled Agent makes sense over relying on even a very competent CPA.

Hence, I enrolled in a trade school for Home Inspecting in August.I am looking to meet help out where I can so I can meet Real Estate Brokers, Property Investors, and of course, Clients!

If we get it then that will become our second rental.Since we don't want to run out of retirement savings buying rental properties, I enrolled in a Subject To and Lease Option training course offered by a local REI.

Get an EA (Enrolled Agent) who practices before the IRS and is accustomed to real estate investors like @Michael Plaks or a CPA who is accustomed to real estate investors.

@Steve K.Agree that it’s not really enforced; disagree that cold calling people to try to buy their property who have taken the time to enroll on the do not call list is not a violation.

The business model makes sense to me, and I'm considering enrolling in the paid training.

During a recession, college enrollment tends to go up.

Looks like Pro Schools is the one; I will enroll  tomorrow.

Enroll the sellers in the opening paragraph and give them a reason to call.Do the repairs needed at (address) cause you stress just to think about?