But now I need some advice.Background: I have a double major in Finance and Economics so I like the numbers but I don't like crunching numbers 40 hours a week.

I'm 95% of the way through a degree in Finance so the business and accounting aspect of real estate should be pretty easy.

I would make things clear that you are a Realtor and make sure it's in fine print on your offers.

I recently got my BS in Finance and Accounting and started my full time job in consulting.

I am currently attending UNLV for a bachelors in Finance.

Someone in finance ( banker, stockbroker, accountant)willing to answer these questions1.

Although, technically, you could get an "infinite" return if you did something like a no down payment, 100% financed deal (since the amount you invested would be 0, and divide by 0 gives you infinity return on investment).

Our two thoughts are to convert the space to either loft apartments or a wedding/event venue with a roof top deck. 

I essentially have infinity cash of cash return because I got all of my money back from the refi. 

Worth noting, he came of age and many of his "core memories" (if you know, you know :P), forever shaping his world view, would have coalesced in the early 1980s when he was working in finance and watching stagflation/"Reaganomics" play out in real time. - Together, that means that when JPOW sees inflation/economic data he approves of, he will likely CONTINUE to raise rates several times more, just to hammer it home, and be sure that they've truly broken the back of inflation. - He holds three opinions/beliefs that defy "common" understandings. 1) Current inflation is NOT being driven by all the money printing and/or gov't spending in 2020/2021, in the way that "common wisdom" holds money printing as leading to inflation.