In the business degree I got real estate was emphasized.  

I went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

I emphasize the word GOOD! 

-Real estate earnings spending plan until the chains of bondage are gone: From Cash Flow: 25% into savings for taxes (will adjust after my 08 tax return), 25% for PITI and personal living expenses, 25% to grow my business, 20% to pay down bad debt (with emphases on the worst cash flow per debt finance instead of highest interest rate), 5% for my wife to spend, From Flipping: 40% set a side for taxes, 20% for business growth, 35% for bad debt reduction, 5% for the wife (got to keep her from charging).

I can't emphasize it enough - learn the California foreclosure laws.

I went to college and got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

I can’t emphasize this point enough.

I'm starting to think some of the inspectors I spoke with wanted to emphasize the potential problems and repairs to justify their own costs for identifying and preparing a report.  

I want to reiterate and emphasize that you need to work with someone who has experience with HUD homes, not just someone that has done one or two, thinks they can, or just says they can.

But I also attend one that emphasizes education.