I have read a lot of books in finance and real estate since my early 20s, but one thing that has always been consistent in my readings for the past 18 years is the wealth profile of millionaires.

You buy one house at a time with cash, get a wholesale cash price, set up deferred refi up when you buy and refi within 6 months getting 70% -75% of appraised value back With cash on cash returns at this point over over 100% and often get all of your money back with cash on cash returns of infinity!!!!....

A little background info, I just graduated with a degree in Finance in June, I'm 23 years old and I currently work for a Fortune 500 in an entry level position (so I definitely do not have the capital to throw some major buckaroos down). 

First question is what are the best colleges that offer either a major in finance and minor in real estate or a major in both and which is more beneficial when It comes to being a real estate developer(What I want to do) .

I would look through your monthly budget in fine detail and see where you can start cutting expenses to aggressively save cash.

Educated in finance and aerospace. 

I have a Bachelor of BA degree in finance and an MBA and I’ve been working in corporate finance for 5 years now.

Tenant has acknowledged that failure to comply with this law is not only unsafe due to fire hazards, but also may result in fines, which can be assessed daily while the violation continues.

To infinity, and beyond!  

Looking at about $320-$335 construction cost, but we are having elevator and possibly a roof top garden Jacuzzi area we are yet to decide that.