Account Closed's kool-aid on Oakland

Many of the so called "negative posters that should not be listened to" are more helpful than the ones that invest in "Kool-Aid" stands.  

I graduated from Illinois State University last May with a degree in Construction Management which has been aiding me well as I’ve been working as a Superintendent with a residential builder for the past 10 months.

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It also enabled him to grow his business back, without having to move his enterprise.

I am a student who just started up my own REI enterprise and have so many questions.

Yes, personal finance should be taught, however, grade school is getting a little ahead of things, the math skills aren't there yet to go into evaluating opportunity costs, differences in interest charges or the maturity to concepts of priorities of a car payment or insurance or rents or life insurance, I doubt the average 6th grader would get it.Simplistic ideas of products, costs, profits and business should be taught, from the time they are old enough to have a kool aid stand.I'm speaking from a position of teaching the subject, elementary school is pretty objective, facts are taught, business and finance quickly get into subjective thinking which really isn't developed as to making choices until the 7th and 8th grade as well as the math skills needed to apply concepts.

You can't show a phone call to a lawyer to aid in intelligent decision making. 

If any of you want to wear tin foil hats and drink Kool-Aid, that's fine with me, but please stop masquerading a cult as some mathematical magic. 

I've been very busy buying and selling in Nashville and Florida plus starting our new education enterprise, but I wanted to stop and see who would like to take the tax deed ball from my hands and run with it.