I recently came across a scholarship opportunity with Keller Williams Infinity and their Keller Successful Career Opportunities in Real Estate  (KSCORE) program through Kaplan.

You plug the drain at the basement, go up to the rooftop and fill the vent pipe with a garden hose until every part of the system fills up and water overflows the vent pipe at the roof.

It was pink, but I thought it tied in fine with the formica countertops.  

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Keep in mind that having a good earning salary early in your real estate investment career can be instrumental in financing early acquisitions to get you to your point of freedom however you define it.On that note, as a real estate professional I know that if I had a background in finance, either accounting or actual finance, I would be in a much better position today to raise capital.

They are in the process of adding 4 units as mentioned but there is still room to add 6-8 additional rooms or a rooftop lounge if I wanted to. 

At completion we had 10 Luxurious Airbnb-Style Suites that could sleep groups of up to 50 guests, NEAT Bourbon Bar (one of the top bourbon bars in the country), a 3,000 sqft Turf Gameyard, and a Private Rooftop Deck.

Me (current):10+ years in corporate finance & accounting; The most recent 2 have been in project management (hybrid between finance & IT) in the healthcare fieldBachelor in Finance, Graduate Certificate in Accounting, and Master in MIS (Management Information Systems)My strengths are working with people, numbers, Excel, and automating systems and processesBetween working more than 40 hours, a 3 year-old and a 8 month-old, I barely have any time to dedicate to REI.  

Although I seriously thought about getting a grad degree in real estate, I took the advice of my “advisor” and chose a concentration in finance.  

California is the first state to do so, but it likely won't be the last, with New Jersey and Minnesota pursuing increased reliance on solar.Despite criticisms of the mandate, the trend towards increased solar use will continue as economies of scale push prices down, utilities pivot their business models and the economic and health benefits of decreased reliance on the grid and fossil fuels are revealed over time.The measure, approved by California regulators in a unanimous decision on Wednesday May 9, 2018, will require all new residential buildings, including apartments and condos that are three stories or fewer, to have rooftop solar panels starting in 2020.The California Energy Commission, the body responsible for approving the decision, estimated the panels will tack on approximately $9,500 in additional construction fees but save homeowners $19,000 in energy bills over the course of 30 years.Reactions are split on this.