For those with significant experience doing this, am I better served using my benefits to get an MBA or to use them to take a myriad of courses at the undergrad level that could also help me, e.g. a few accounting courses, maybe some basic trades courses, marketing, etc. 

.• I have an MBA• I have $130,000 to play with.• I've read 4 books on real estate investing and property management in the last 2 weeks.None of this is to say I have any clue as to what I'm doing in real estate investing. 

I eventually got my MBA and found that it supplemented the learning I was doing on my own.

I could go into an essay on this topic as I've essentially spent 2 years working on me trying to have a go at this entrepreneurial life...but for me it boiled down to 3 major things. 

I am currently studying to receive my BS in accounting and my MBA- Management.

The things that I am struggling with are going to grad school and getting an MBA, turning professional and trying to make it to the PGA Tour, or giving up my last two years and starting my career in real estate.

I do consider going to graduate school (MBA) and in which case I would turn the property into a rental.

I do consider going to graduate school (MBA) and in which case I would turn the property into a rental.

I do consider going to graduate school (MBA) and in which case I would turn the property into a rental.

A bit more to it than that, but it would be a five page essay.