:badwords: I think at one point I was even underbidding myself.You cant learn that at Harvard or MIT :violin:

I stick with MH GH CH Euclid, Lee Harvard, and of course west sideGood luck  

Its why the major funders of Timber ground in these areas are John Hancock and the Harvard endowment.

I literally drove an hour to Cambridge, Ma and found books on marketing in Harvard's book store.  

It was published in the Harvard Business Review and later expanded into a book.

Please call the Harvard professor who wrote... 

I have been doing business in the Cleveland markets for about 10 years, ( GH MH, CH WH Lee Harvard, Euclid, West side North of Storer, )  more then 500 deals for about 32 million.

Harvard, Dartmouth, Stanford, etc.).

Understand state foreclosure laws, the process, the statutes are on line.There is some great info by topic in the Harvard Law Review, "J" USLAW has good stuff.Again, look to state statutes as to secured and unsecured debts, mortgage laws, filing requirements "perfection or perfecting of security interests".The Dodd Frank Act changed everything in collections and originations, almost.

PM me if you like, I'd be happy to discuss it with you.Remember these two things.....TAKE ON NO SIGNIFICANT DEBT (really, take on NO debt...there is no need)Choose a REGIONALLY accredited college (accept no other accreditation) All of your state schools, Harvard, Yale.....those guys are all Regionally accredited.