A degree in real estate might seem like a good fit, but there are many others that could certainly still benefit you, from economics, business management, accounting, or even political science.

No two houses are the same, and this makes comping an art rather than a science.

This is just my opinion because there’s no exact science behind this and I don't have a crystal ball.

But this is not rocket science and anything that we discuss here on BP or is taught in the new wave of Guru has been done many times in the past.The folks in AU need to take some responsibility as well...

Again this is just our opinion from what we’ve experienced, gathered from reviews, and gather from talking with other people who have used Crestcore’s services. https://www.usgs.gov/mission-areas/water-resources/science/usgs-flood-information?

Search my posts here on BP entitled "The Science of Finding Deals" so you can have multiple sources for finding good deals.Step 3: Line up a Good Hard Money Lender That Works With Newbies or Partner with More Experienced Investors On Your First DealUsually HMLs give loans to experienced real estate investors.

thinking that REI is an exact science when running numbers and spending to much time worrying about building their "power team"What the heck is a power team anyway?

Erring on safety over a buck.I am just curious, what science are you using to have two days between guests?   

Definitely an art more than a science.

Quote from @Kellyn Cameron: This is not an exact science.