Currently the only degrees that are here is liberal arts, accounting, and business administration.

If anyone knows anything about panic or read "the art of war" you will know that panic is contagious.

If you prefer the arts, or prefer to invest in the ebb and flow of a full-sized City, then Lowell is the one for you.

We don't have deals killed because of the color of the cabinets or other fickleness.We are able to develop strong relationships with our clientsWe get repeat businessWe are numbers/systems people, not interior designers or therapists.Selling retail flips is not an easy business and an art in itself.  

Personally, I'm partial to the North Collinwood neighborhood around the Waterloo arts district area on the east side in the 44110 zip code. 

Wholesaling is the art of finding off market or below market properties and assigning the contract to an end buyer while collecting a "finders fee".

"The Art of War" by Sun Tzu is also great, get one with historical commentary as it has some great examples and anecdotes of the principles in action.This may seem like a weird recommendation, but "The Dispossessed" is also great and will change your worldview on compassion and empathy.

There's an art to the deed in lieu deal (and you'd better believe, it is a deal).

Estimating rehab costs is an art. 

Let's say you have the option to go to a private liberal arts school for $50k a year versus a state school for $15k.