But, my two boys ended up getting either academic or athletic scholarships, and whew, dad was pumped and saved tons of money!

Read books, listen to podcasts, and learn how this business works on an academic level first. 

Any advice will be greatly appreciated.FYI, the research is pure academic, and not for profit.

The constant pressure for say a possible 5 weeks with media and practice could not be handled academics would not get done.

I guess the life of an academic is not too bad.

Unfortunately, whatever natural abilities we do have are sometimes stifled at a very young age as we are brought up thorough the structure of societies rules and put into a controlled academic society.

Obviously this is all "academic" -- but I will be inspecting them myself next week, with a follow up building inspection later on the same week as well as a code inspection.

OH, yes and by the way here is how WIkipedia describe the honorable author:"Willard Cleon Skousen (January 20, 1913 – January 9, 2006) was an American conservative author, political commentator, academic, and civil servant.

Yeah...the front matter is pretty academic stuff and isn't very useful.

Some schools (NYU for instance) offer certificate of real estate programs for those wishing to learn real estate in an academic environment but without the time, money and hassle of obtaining a degree.The very smart, motivated and technically proficient can search the internet and probably be able to piece together their own "course of study" in real estate.