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.

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.

Unfortunately, it's unlikely that there's going to be a simple bandaid solution.What you need to do is get someone out there who understands the building science behind insulation strategies and can help troubleshoot the actual reason for the condensation to be happening.

Some people care about art others science, others humanitarian causes

The tree companies do volume business and have it down to science so their cost and quote tends to be cheaper than a lawn mowing company that is trying to do it themselves or hire out a tree company.

I’m taking all my chemistry classes and on my science classes on top of my business classes.

Therefore, they didn't know they only had some surface knowledge of Real Estate and Investing in general.I had achieved being in the top 10% of my field of work, in this case, Computer Science, and worked as a programmer and compensated for my pay grade.I then learned everything I could.

I have been interested in RE and personal finance for a while now, but was planning on majoring in something else like Engineering or Actuarial Science, but I decided that if my long term goal was to get into RE then I would probably get more out of going into something that would give me more usable knowledge in that field.

Now, you need to attract and enlist those who will see benefit in the project, add their value, and together bring the project to fruition.That may seem overly simplistic but it’s not rocket science.  

Furthermore, Bill Gates spent 2 years in Harvard taking advanced-level computer science and mathematics courses.