This is FACT not FICTION.

It takes the know-how and experience, but it is not rocket science.

I have a computer science bachelor's degree that is useful ONLY for my current day-job.I have not done any RE courses neither am I planning to.

I graduated from Kansas State University in May, 2003 after earning a degree in Construction Science and Management.

No, the values they thought were there were fiction, and prices are falling back to their real value.

Some good info but people should check out some of the online credit forums before spending a bunch of cash paying someone else to fix your credit.Its not rocket science and there are alot of very talented people out there helping others for free.Also aren't "Seasoned Tradelines" being neutered in the next edition of Fico?

thanks for the insightful advice guys. see the thing is, im a science major right now, and i want to go the business route, but its too late to switch. in the future i want to make money off real estate and stocks. i see no reason how a college degree in science can help me.on the other hand, im considering taking some classes right now in local community college to be a real estate broker and perhaps work in a firm to get some experience and at the same time earn some money. should i do it or bad idea with the current market?

Real estate isn't rocket science; many ordinary people have achieved extraordinary wealth just by sticking to a basic plan over a long period of time.3.

Originally posted by "redat9":My business partner won 12,500 from a slot machineI heard someone tell me that there was a science to slots and it can be won if you know how to do it!

I have been reading some pseudo-science book that talks about hydrogen being the next great energy boom.