I graduated from the University of Memphis with a B.P.S. in Organizational Leadership and a minor in Child Development last Mother's Day.

I'm completing my executive MBA right now and see value in the logic, math and project management skills my engineering classmates bring to the table.A Business/Commerce degree is very valuable as it helps you speak the language of business, helps you crunch numbers and evaluate the value of investments, learn how to develop a marketing strategy, organizational behavior to understand what makes people tick plus manage teams/relationships such as contractor and other investors, and so on.It's worth completing a degree as it's the minimum bar for most jobs, and banks have strict lending guidelines and it is difficult to borrow without a job at least until you've established yourself.

its far and few that could buy rehab and sell 100 homes in a year... the man power to do that is staggering.. market conditions are very dependent..   2 to 3 a month is a good number but that takes 9 to 12 or more in inventory at any one time.. as your always buyinig always mid rehab and always final closing stages.. lots of cash needs and organizational skills.

Realeflow has some organizational challenges but the foundational product has some nice features that I am willing to be patient to get my hands on.I am more of a turtle than a hare - so I tend to see things through to the conclusion; as long as the business case is still sound.TTFN,Greg

I am currently connecting with the aforementioned organizations to determine if there is a way to offset the operational costs of this venture through government grants and organizational/individual donations.

I have been working on an A.S. in Business Administration and a B.S. in Organizational Leadership.

After reading the E-Myth, I realized we need an organizational chart for our rental business.

Hi, I'm looking to go in on a rental property w/ a partner, I'm hoping for some tip and pro/con on different organizational structure: Details--this partner and I own our current residence (30yr mortgage, not married, we are on title 50/50 right now.  

You're probably going to need to consult a California attorney that specializes in LLC organizational issues, and while the CA per LLC fee you are trying to avoid is high ($800), it "may" end up being cheaper to just pay them than the legal fees you could incur to structure around them.

There will be highs and some major lows, but it's your organizational skills, willingness to learn/grow/network, and hard work that keep you in the game.