According to you, Harvard University education has no value along with all the schools in the world.You are not the first one to write the exact same comment.

Harvard has the largest academic institution endowment fund in the world.

I'm new too - so in the same shoes as you - and also nearby (Harvard, MA).

Use a specific number... something like 139,035.89  if you google it Harvard Business Review has articles that talk about this and why types of numbers to use etc.

I've been doing this for a while and my fiance is a Harvard Business School grad and I STILL have trouble wrapping my head around this stuff.

What you accomplished so far and what you will accomplish is far far better a sign of your intelligence (That's worth something) than a Harvard education!

I am 24 years old, and own 2 student rental properties as well as a construction firm that caters to the likes of Harvard University and Boston College.

If you can take a real estate agent's sample test and get over 90%, excepting out questions about the real estate commission that you'll never come in contact with, you have the basics down, what you don't know off the top of your head you'll know how to look it up.With the with a goal of multi units, I'll add to that basic core education.Managerial AccountingCost AccountingStatistics 101/102EntrepreneurshipBe familiar with the HUD programs and requirementsRead up on applicable areas of BOCA requirementsAmerican Institute of Appraisers site, they have a forum discussionRead law reviews, US Law, Justia law, Harvard Law, etc. have good discussions and reviews that can be searched in topics, tons of good information on the net from trusted sites.Good luck!

While I have a college degree, I did not graduate magna cum laude from Harvard University.

That's ridiculous he not selling million dollar houses to Harvard graduates.