I am a pharmacy/MBA student in my last year of college. 

(im currently 25 yo)Should i work for a developer as an acquisitions and development associate, work as a lender for a bank so i'm exposed to many deals, go back to school and get an MBA with a focus in real estate, work as a property manager learning how to manage a property...I need the education so i feel confident and safe injecting my own money into multimillion dollar projects

I earn six figures from my full time job, completed my MBA, turned several existing rental units, sold one, bought two new ones, conducted renovations or additions, and managed existing rentals during that time, while also being hospitalized for a bit with a serious illness.It sucks.

I'm also a lender with a MBA in finance and I understand the power financing can have with scaling your business quicker so I may be biased.

I just read "101 Essays that will change the way you think" which is more of a self help book but regarding real estate, I would definitely listen to the podcast "Good.

My due diligence essay on BP has a checklist of sorts.

I just finished a few MBA classes on Real Estate Analysis and started as the TA for the course during this (my last!)

I am in an MBA program through Johns Hopkins University focusing on Management and Risk Management.  

I am not so sure how I can even come a developer or where to start, I am quite confused on where to began.Some have suggested that I should earn a MBA or a Bachelors, but school has never been my strong suit.

I have 2 semesters remaining til I get my MBA degree, and I was just curious where a good place to start for me would be.