Id love to get there one day, along with a licensed PE.

I absolutely recommend you use an Professional Engineer (PE) to do your home inspection.

I see that you are in PE Real Estate so I believe the deals you see would be the ones I would be interested in

And with your experience of seeing how easy it is for the PE shops to raise boatloads of capital? 

You have a simple option: If you plan on networking like crazy, getting a real RE job with a investment bank/PE firm/developer than MBA is the only way to go.

https://www.wlky.com/article/louisville-skatepark-opening-pe...They say a coffee shop being added within a half mile adds $10k in equity. 

Equities Market - the stock market is due for a typical 50% correction and maybe more to return the average PE ratio to under 7.

Hi everyone,I've been listening to bigger pockets podcast on my way to my PE teacher job for the past two years and have just now made the full jump into real estate.

Dont want to cross across as un-sympathetic, but this corona event should serve to remind all investors that when the value is NOT there, don't buy the asset even when the whole world is buying...For years, investors are buying up stocks and real estate even when the math does not make sense, just because other people are buying, just out of fear of missing out....Those will be at the risk of heavy loss...Full disclosure - I kept my 401K in cash for the past 2 years, until last Thursday.....So my fellow investors - keep dry powder and stay on the sideline when the numbers do pan out...For example, a forward P/E of 20 does not make sense in my books, a purchase to rent of 18 years in SF does not make sense....Wait until that P/E is 16 or the purchase to rent of 15 years..Best wish to all

If a lowly paid PE teacher at a parochial school can do this, anyone can!!