You say you want to go to school to eventually get a bachelors in finance.  

Closing the border to Mexico is not the answer, and I simply don't believe it could be done - not without huge sacrifices in finances that would not satisfy a risk/benefit analysis.

I understand what you are speaking of bc of my background in finance but am new to trying to invest. 

My degree is in finance - I can calculate, NPV, IRR, ROI, ROE, COC, or EIEIO (yeah, that's from Old MacDonald ...) or any other acronym we have developed over the years to make ourselves sound smart. 

Hello bigger pockets, I'm a recent college graduate with bachelors' degrees in finance and innovation & entrepreneurship.

We have another lot we are looking at that requires a rooftop deck to catch a view, and the lot is only 4500 sq. ft.!

Given the research I've done so far on real estate investing and its concepts, mainly through BiggerPockets books, blogs and podcasts, I'm excited to be introducing myself to the forum and finally jump into the actual investing scene.My background lies in finance, with a particular interest in financial markets.

Here is a little of my story: I have master's degree in finance and degree in English-Russian translation.

My name is Joe Ciano and here is my story.From a young age, I’ve always had an interest in finance, investing, economics, and real estate.

Besides the serious infractions, the minor ones can cause you to lose money in fines and the loss of the ability to collect on your loan, fair collections practices alone can deny you the ability to collect in addition to fines.