The internet enables me to intensely focus on the area I farm.

The National Association of Realtors offers a Masters degree in Real Estate as well.Many real estate associations offer certification courses in specific real estate areas.Also, some colleges such as NYU offer graduate certificates in real estate which are less intensive and costly than graduate degrees.A large minority of courses are in or related to rel estate investment and finance.Here is a partial list of colleges offering accredited undergraduate degree programs in real estate.AlabamaUniversity of AlabamaFinance with Real Estate ConcentrationArizonaArizona State University, PolytechnicB.S.

As a basketball fan I'm stoked that Lebron James has returned to Cleveland, I'm sure it will reflect in my future ROI. 

It can also be an illegal transaction by acting in a mortgage brokerage capacity and making a modification to an obligation, and as the initial borrower, you can't modify the obligation at-will.You might drill down a little more on this deal, not by the numbers, but as to the intension desired, we know it's to make a profit, but by doing what exactly?

Not to mention, in most states getting your RE license is a lot less expensive and much more intensive to the details of your area than spending money on DIY home study courses and you come out he back side with a license to practice.

Remember- I am dating myself here- when in basketball a foul was called and the player that did the misdeed would right away raise their hand... now they all point fingers...

Roofing is 'relatively' simple but labor intensive (are you young and strong?).

s coast 2 coast can do it with no intensive oversight, and our politicians in all there infinite politicking have given them free access to all the free money they want.

_________________________________________________As far as managing yourself it cost you time to do that.People can usually self manage up to about 20 units for apartments.Anything past that it starts getting out of control.10 units is manageable for most.It depends on the location and class of building also.The tenant base the more you go into rougher or low income areas the more problems.The tenants tend to be more uneducated,have more problems,and income is more volatile and turnover causes much more intense management.Some are really nice but it's almost like managing children in some cases as they have a hard time balancing budgets,understanding things,etc.I find buyers fall into mainly 2 categories.They usually are trying to grow as much cash as possible and manage themselves as this is their first few properties OR they are a seasoned buyer who wants tax depreciation and cash flow and owns many properties and always uses management.

It is, however, much more time intensive and there's no value to the company if I'm gone so anything I make in it is being reinvested back into rentals.