I suspect that it's taken from Harvard Extension School's lecture on how to predict the next housing bubble.

He has an MBA from Harvard so I am confident in his comprehension of this economic danger.

I listened to former CEO of BB&T John Allison speak at Harvard Law School this morning.

He holds every single property he owns in a separate LLC for tax/legal/liability issues, and he's a Harvard CPA.

So far it's been cheaper than a Harvard MBA, but without the bragging rights.

Yesterday Harvard announced they will have online courses for Undergrads @ $50k this coming fallhttps://theweek.com/speedreads/923878/harvard-undergraduates-pay-full-tuition-nearly-50000-completely-online-classes-fall$50k can be better spent on real estate with endless online free training material and maybe some mentorshipWhat can be going through these kids heads with an unstable economy, learning at home and unsure if a degree can guarantee them a career.

You need not have a Harvard business degree to realize, that there is no business in any industry on this planet, that can survive on 10% margins.

No surprises given the historical connection to Harvard students.Any RE investors using the site for things related to RE?

I have seen pricing double ,triple or more in all of the Cleveland markets, GH, WH ,MH, CH ,Euclid Tremont, Ohio City, , Lee Harvard, and East Cleveland has done well also. 4, 5 years ago you could buy MF 5 + units for 15- 20k per unit, heck we were getting them for 10k per, now 40- 50 60k per unit and no inventory . 

Did you think you were going to be dealing with Harvard educated millionaires??