When it comes to choosing a college degree that aligns well with the real estate industry, there are several options to consider: Business Administration/Management, Finance/Economics, Real Estate/Property Management, Urban Planning/Development, Marketing, etc.Ultimately, the best degree for you depends on your specific interests, career goals, and strengths.

They target OOS that have no idea what the 5th ward is really like, but on a map see it's proximity to downtown and think it's up next.Think you should focus on a solid SFH for your family if you have some money you can put down, and worry about investing when you are in a position of strength.

My wife tells me all the time that admitting when I am wrong is a sign of strength, not of weakness, so that should make this the strongest newsletter ever.

When financing your new home, get pre-approved for a mortgage before listing, showcasing your financial strength to potential sellers.

I think with those strengths I could eventually work on AirBNB's that would create an experience for others who would stay. 

I would add to everyone's point you want to find your strengths and what you bring to the the table and then surround yourself around other people who can help you with the gaps  You're going to need deals, contractors and capital.  

You have to learn from people that know.Find a professional, complement their strengths, and profit together.

As an agent to possible investors, the active side of REI has one paramount strength-- control.

People participating are all over the rainbow in background, personality, strengths, financial position, family make up, and color. 

If you study their pricing, strengths and weaknesses, you will know how to position yourself.