No degrees but a degree in hard knocks is nothing to ignore.

Hi Bigger Pockets community,First a little bit about myself, my name is Jubal Noel, I’ve recently graduated college with an electrical engineering degree.

"Professionalize" them to some degree.

We made a 180 degree from looking to buy MF Complexes to purchasing 2 RV parks in the last 4 months.

I’m looking to follow my curiosity to open up new possibilities, opportunities, and become financially independent in the process, to the degree it is possible.I’m new to RE and exploring, so I don’t know exactly what I want yet.

In a nutshell: everything works (to some degree).

This will be essential for managing remotely.Property Management: If you are unable to handle the property in person, think about working with a reputable property management firm.Decision: The decision you make is based on your degree of comfort, your ability to take on risk, and your readiness to put in the time necessary to develop a network.

To some degree I imagine this would balance out a bit.

They are expensive, we've paid $1,000 to $2,000 a day and the perk and probe is a 2 day affair.The soil scientist credential is a 4 year college degree taught at Penn State. 

Every guest seems to think its ok to leave every door open when it is 95 degrees outside and then put the AC on 60.