I went through a year of Rich-Dad-Education Coaching back in 2007 trying to learn and in hindsight I could have just skipped that (and saved the money).Real Estate investing is not rocket science.

Everything has a learning curve, but I found that dealing with tenants is the thing that takes the longest to really learn, and can cost you the most money.With tenant relationships, just like any relationship, you need to master the art and the science of dealing with them.

It's not rocket science.

I couldn’t agree more again I am reading about 40 non-fiction books a year.

I have a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry and currently work at Baker Hughes.

Aside from major commercial, I have experience with numerous home renovation projects, as I come from a family of home builders, investors, and flippers.I am a graduate of UF with a Bachelors of Science in Building Construction (go gators!)

I am a full-time science teacher and am pretty new to the world of real estate investing.

I know this is not an exact science but is a good starting point in analyzing a potential deal.I’d be interested in reading some responses to see if I understand it correctly.

Involved in the medical field so my whole life, my education has been focused on sciences, so very limited exposure to the business world unfortunately. 

Being right on the money comes with experience, practice and is art more than science.