I rent to students for the academic year and to families that attend the Cooperstown Baseball camps in the summer.

All applicants for licensure as a broker must complete one of the following as proof of completion of the education requirement:a) a specific 36-hour brokers course of approved education programs in business management from an an approved Wisconsin school AND if applicant does not presently hold a salesperson's license in Wisconsin, applicant must also complete the 72-hour salesperson education requirement; OR b) a transcript showing 20 academic semester-hours credit in real estate or real estate related law completed at an accredited institution of higher education AND if applicant does not presently hold a salesperson's license in Wisconsin, applicant must also complete the 72-hour salesperson education requirement; ORc) a photocopy of current bar membership card or a certificate of good standing in the Wisconsin State Bar.

I would characterize this a misdirected mission (as set in law).I concur and again direct you to the above mentioned academics and their studies especially their recommendations for reform.If you are worried about losing money placed on deposits at banks, you can always hold cash.

This has been going on for a while but as the kids get older I guess I will have to decide one way or the other and stick to the decision (at least until they go to college).I have a fair amount of academic and experience-based knowledge of finance, economics, etc.

Me and my brother plan on spending two more academic years at a university (20k students).

I've also been looking into some graduate programs locally - the master's program in literature is pretty cheap and I met the academic standards for enrollment...12 years ago when I last went to school (YIPE!).

Piketty, famed French academic and author of "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" also spoke to this effect.

Then, after >11 years, I will be making $250,000/year as a doctor.My goal is to generate enough "passive" income with real estate investing in these next two years while I am relatively less busy academically.  

I am a 4.0 student and have had several CRE related internships and academic experiences-- I've also been an active BiggerPockets listener and reader for a year or so now. 

It is notable that Quincy is located a mere 10 miles from some of the top academic medical centers in the world; Children’s Hospital, Massachusetts General Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and Brigham and Women’s Hospital to name a few.