I majored in computer science then switched to information systems at a state school.

The origin of the virus has been proven to come from UNC Chapel Hill BSL lab, documented by PhD Ralph Baric in 2015 in science journal, funded by our Federal Government the NIH (National Institute of Health) and sold to the Communist Chinese in Wuhan China BSL4 lab, where it was weaponized with SARs, HIV, and MERS into a Coronavirus, which was set up and operated by a Harvard lab professor, then released in Wuhan.https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/lab-made-coronavirus-triggers-debate-34502This is a synthetic crisis designed to bring down the USA & markets before the re-election of Trump. 

If you've got a sales staff and marketing in place, you always want something to sell the person who calls or walks in the door.For smaller landlords (most of us) it's much less of a science and more art to set perfect rent rates.

This will help you, to sort fact from fiction. 1.

I own 4 condos (all Seattle) and two shares in warehouse properties (Auburn and Puyallup) as well as a share of a rental ski lodge (Crystal Mountain).Have capital up to $100k cash to invest.CCIM, Masters of Science in Real Estate Development at UW (pending), high level of financial savvy and experienced in construction, tenant management & due diligence.

It's not an exact science since all homes are unique, but after a while you'll get a feel for it, just like SFs. 

Just take notes and look up anything that isn't explained in enough detail to make it clear.None of this is rocket science, but there is a lot to know to get it right. 

Univ of Texas Austin is top 5 school  in Computer Science currently (daughter goes their so I keep up on this, ha) and is one of the largest univ in the country w/over 50K students.  

Tenant screening isnt rocket science.

Wholesaling can be a very successful strategy if done correctly, just as any other RE strategy.I agree too that though this is not easy, it is also not rocket science and minor leaguers can succeed at it.