If you still want to get a degree then I would recommend an MBA with a focus in real estate and/or a CAIA.

Seth returned to Temple University to earn his MBA in 2010, graduating Summa Cum Laude, and returned to O’Neill Properties Group in 2012.Note: The management content and background detailed above was provided by the Sponsor and may not have been verified by NCPS or RealtyShares.

MBA is forecasting mortgage rates to end 2023 at around 5.4%.

My wife also used to work for a property management company as the account manager, father has a MBA, and I have experience as a mechanic and technician.My parents will be selling their previous home next year with the intent to invest the equity.

I recently completed an MBA and have spent the last few years learning about stock market investing, but I want to invest in real estate in order to live more on my own terms.

I have an MBA in finance, afterwards took courses for a certificate of RE, which included courses in RE accounting, and even one for RE agent licensing.

I have read dozens of investing and real estate books over the years and even focused my electives in undergrad and my recently completed MBA to learn more about REI.A bit about my REI plan(s)/goals:  I have 1 rental property that I purchased 2 years ago; its located about an hour away that is manged by a PM.

I have it all mapped out and can elaborate more as needed just dont want to write an essay on it just yet.

My tenants are generally good folks, but none of them are going to be accused of being MBA level money managers.  

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