Her bootcamps offer some good content, but it is all a front to get you to sign up for her mentoring program — to the tune of $5,000 to $20,000.

If this is completely unrelated to real estate, no big deal, because as Bill mentioned, most of the skills that real estate investing requires are learned in any degree program. A

It also depends on you and the program. A

I have applied to both the Master's in Accounting program as well as the Masters in Tax program at my university, and I cannot decide which one would serve as more of an asset in my ultimate goal of entering the real estate industry.

My concerns are the followingMyself being employed by Mortgage companies that are involved in fraudulent business transaction, and the lack of the required documentation to approve some mortgage program, As for my interest I have been actively researching how to get involved in real estate transactions since I was 16 years old and I figured through my experience that some of the best ways to get involved in the real estate industry is to learn how mortgages are finance along with varies kinds of bonds issued by federal state or local government such as small corporation.

If she had $40,000, she might have signed up for the master program.  As

Maybe you can find a duplex or something and live in one side while you collect rent and learn what it is to be an awesome landlord. www.sethfc.com If you have a really (really really) low income look into a first time buyer program. A

Again, I qualify for this program as well.

Dion, fyi here is the link to the program as I understand it:http://www.meetup.com/Investing-In-Mortgage-Notes/...

He has his own  podcast,  blog and  educational program. As