Finally getting the motivation to work on a project due for my Master's degree, I sit at my computer and start to analyze the data given to me by my professor.

I remember hearing stories from my finance professors about how when interest rates were high in 70s the banks would offer mortgage borrowers a chance to payoff their loan at a discount to the principal balance.   

The managing broker at the office I work is a faculty at the college I work for and was my professor while taking real estate classes, all the real estate faculty are agents for the same brokerage, and there are plenty of former students who also work at the brokerage.

I was watching a television show this evening called "Cold Blood" which depicted the true story of two Dartmouth University professors who were slaughtered in their home by two teen-aged boys wielding hunting knives in 2001.

For someone that is a Con Law professor, that is pretty troubling.

There are other liquidity considerations too, which necessitate looking at your whole financial picture.The Mortgage Professor is Professor Emeritus at Wharton (arguably the best business school in the world) and has similar calculators on his site:CalculatorsI would trust his calculators over others FWIW.

Professor Phil Jones confessed that the Data for the infamous 'hockey stick graph' has gone "missing"; there has been no global warming since 1995; and that the world may have been warmer in medieval times than it is today.

When I was in college I had a professor who I loved, who taught business.

I am an Anatomy Professor and a Health Care Administrator.

I am currently taking a development class and the professor is a Senior Vice President at Brandywine Realty Trust and this man is an absolute genius when it comes to real estate investing and development.