I've been in love since the age of 18, seeing new development homes, watching HGTV, recently (like today) finishing my bachelor's in Real Estate and Economic Development and moving on to study at my master's level, so I can teach other's in the undergraduate programs what RE Investing REALLY is (as the tenure professors have no idea what they are discussing).

Unfortunately, I went through a tough divorce and loss of employment (was a university professor for 8 years) so my credit really tanked.

@Jonathan TwomblyI will consult my RE Law Professor & Atlanta RE lawyers prior.

This was the recommendation of retired Oregon Supreme Court Judge that I had as a law professor (b-school not law school).

We have dealt more frequently with another of their attorneys, Timothy Houchin, who is also an adjunct law professor at the University of Tulsa.You make a fairly serious allegation - namely, that Mr.

My favorite college professor made a comment that changed my life.  

Finally, here is what my economics professor in college told me when I was frustrated and disappointed that I went into debt to get a degree in history.  

The Mortgage Professor also has a list of Upfront Mortgage Lenders here:Upfront Mortgage LendersTechnology can allow you to avoid "shopping around" incessantly as has been suggested.  

Anyway a good book I read on real estate investing is Joe Neilson “the real estate professor baby”he has all his ~ 26 properties in Delco.Does not have an LLC owns them all in his own name.

Mike Slotkin, an economics professor at Florida Institute of Technology, said he’s concerned about the steep year-over-year home price increase.