realestate is not rocket science there are no hard concepts to master, tough math etc.. but u do need to know the basics, and own a cheap calculator.

It's not rocket science, I assure you, and your real estate investments will be safer for it.

And many of these firms are hiring talent of all ages, but in the area of robotics, sciences and other technology fields, a lot of young urban professionals are coming from CMU and need places to live close to these businesses.

As for Zimbabwe, I'll give you that one as it was a cheap shot, but in every great science experiment you test first with a micro-experiment so as to not ruin things.Unofficial agreements are just that, unofficial. 

Hello,After studying (well listening) my first Real Estate Book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" I was fascinated by the way the author showed the difference between the Hard Working family and Smart working family.

I've read some studies from Jeffrey Swanson "Professor in Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences" Duke University and each person's case is different and they respond to treatments differently.Treating someone requires a professional evaluation and if all they prescribed was a pill then it is likely the treatment will fail. 

It is a science fiction book, so I understand if you aren't into that, but I think it's a book everyone should read.

I have skills I've obtained from it, but I'm not going to do anything with political science or history.However, I think the US overdoes its higher education too much (at least on the lower levels).

So, as long as you're buying at least 25% below retail values (that's after the property has been repaired, you should have not more than 25% below retail invested in it), you are pretty safe over the long term on most anything you hold.If this was an exact science with exact answers, however, everyone would be doing it and no one would lose money!

I ll be done with school next year (with a science degree the last year takes all of you).