@Abel Curiel - I'm doing my MBA, planning to specialize in Finance and hopefully get into Finance after graduating.

Cody...I'm going to get some flack for this, I'm sure, but I'll say it anyway...1) Read the book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad'...it will put things into perspective and you will start to question if you are working for money or if money is working for you...oh; and about that education...it is great that you are getting your education...I got mine also (MBA), but the degree won't do much for you in real estate, although it can help you to have a better understanding of finance.2) You are contributing to a 401k for retirement in a job you don't intend to keep...although you are probably getting a nice contribution from your employer and you are saving tax free, you are also freezing money in a device you can't touch until you reach retirement age, or else you get heavily penalized.

As Kindra Hall mentioned on her BP podcast #565, you lose money but you get tons of experience and it is still less expensive than MBA :) - highly suggest that podcast btw.Whatever you do, just keep doing it.

This essay argues that the polarization of our public debate over embryo-destructive research may be due, to a large extent, not to different valuations of individual human life but to different conceptions of the process of gestation, with one group treating the process as a making or construction and the other treating it as a development.

https://www.sba.gov/writing-business-planCheers,Scott Benjamin, PhD, MBA

After finishing my undergrad and my MBA I took my Series 7 and 66 exams and became a financial adviser in the Columbia, MD area for about 6 Months.

As I did not obtain or hold an MBA (not that you need one to be in business) I look fwd to your thread conversation on the LLC ownership, and/or why it is not necessary.

I have an MBA with a strong background in finance.

So, my thinking is (while I'm waiting to meet their monthly free cash flow and reserves requirements) that I would ask BP note investors a few questions: Would you invest in an individual with a professional degree (MBA, MD, Law, Dentist, or Engineer) directly?

4 days off...makes me want to rethink the MBA I'm working towards!