These can be credit courses, or ad hoc offerings such as those offered by the Shack Real Estate Institute at NYU, or the investment real estate certificate offered by Harvard Extension University.B.

Alternatively, this article from Harvard Business Review https://hbr.org/2015/05/outsmart-your-own-biases specifically deals with how we can outsmart our own biases.

We have worked with firms like CBRE, Harvard Business School, Bank of America and 50 other household names.

Atlanta suburban investors in Marrietta, John's Creek, Gwinnett, should not read this piece from Harvard.  

Sure, if you are a GC and graduated from Harvard with a degree in Contract Law and Negotiations you probably can handle everything on your own, but most people underestimate the amount of work a place needs and overestimate their ability to pull it off - that is where a great buyer's agent can pay for their commission tenfold. 

We used to buy all in 30kish, (even less) in the better areas, GH MH WH CH, Euclide, Lee Harvard with 1kish in rents, now those areas are selling for 100k ++  MF were 5kish per unit, now 45- 65k.

Often times Universities like Cornell or Harvard have different certifications.

a1propertycleanI am tied in with a number of angels and angel groups in Boston, as well as with Babson College and Harvard University and think the idea of surety deposits for smaller landlords may have legs.

I'm going to take a kid that shows me that they did the "crap jobs" growing up with no college than a Harvard grad that's never worked 100% of the time.

Harvard endowment and John Hancock insurance are two of the largest lenders and owners of Timber land in the US.