This doesn't give me much confidence, as I'm building out my education gameplan to start investing, and I think it will take me, liberally, until June 2016. 

@Isaiah FosterI'd say those are liberal guidelines, but I understand the compensating factors. 

Twin A took the trailer to rodeos and jackpots that she was competing in, and she sold a considerable amount of clothing.  

Be a little liberal in your repair cost estimates.

@Ali Dawood, it is completely possible, trust me thats what im doing now, and WITHOUT the wife as she is busy with our Twins that are 6 weeks old. but to be fair i do have a partner for my REI company (he is also married with 2 kids) between the two of us we managed to do about 5 wholesales and a few flips 4 and 2 rentals in under 8 months. now like larry said having a good GC will be the key to your success or your failure. how ever we didnt and dont go to the site everyday. we try to go about 1-2 times a week. we dont want to micro manage it and for us so far it has worked out just fine and NO we didnt hit the GC jackpot we actually been through 3 of them.. let me know if you have any question that i might be able to assist you with. 

Many of my friends with liberal arts degrees ended up jobless for years, went immediately to grad school, or took menial low wage jobs just to scrape together enough money to drink with their friends on the weekends.

The new magistrate is pretty liberal when it comes to security deposit issues and what is & isn't considered normal wear & tear.

Apply the primer liberally and allow proper time to cure.

So, long story short, I inherited a piece of land in a downtown residential area of a highly desirable city from a distant relative. It's a prime location for a house. I've gotten multiple offers for it already ...

Coming from a liberal arts background myself, I would actually suggest AGAINST getting a degree in something you're passionate about (as many folks here have suggested).