You'd think I set you up to ask that so I could promote it, but of course you know that's not the case. 

The votes generally work to promote value-added posts...but the ineffective internet gutter posts get voted up too.

So much in fact, that it just so happens that I actually teach a 3-day class specifically on Self Storage Development & Conversions.And since I especially want to toe the line in regards to how much promoting we can & should do on this Bigger Pockets Forum, please PM me if you'd like more info. 

I bring an eye for aesthetics, a knack for finding high-end materials at a great price and negotiating, great organizational and project management skills.  

I keep track of time for current projects and all material costs associated with itemized renovations. 

To answer your question I would say to make sure you prioritize your coursework to ensure you learn the material and graduate with the highest GPA possible and find a sales job that you can work on the side.

I'm new in the field and i'm still learning a lot from many different articles and all the material hereHowever, i'd like to ask for some advices.

My agent also said they are only willing to take off $500 for the damages which wont even cover the materials for the flooring.

* please references only and not self promotion.

Bigger Pocket does not promote or allow such to occur.