The Milton Friedman's economics is academic in nature and doesn't work in the real world... pretty much like communism - great on paper - bad for society.My argument in favor of practicing non-ideological method is that it allows correcting mistakes of the past and preventing mistakes of the futures without any ideological constraint.

This is all really academic because the lender's servicer is the entity that would know about this and they aren't going to exercise the option to accelerate for reasons stated above.

We use 3-piece (tub, sidewall, roof) tubs (Maxx, Mirolene) in all our student housing ... along with a Delta, low-flow shower kit (1.5 gpm, but you cannot tell the difference between it and the 2.5 gpm version).Students are not attentive enough to cleaning for tile ... your grout will be farming before the academic year is up.

It just so happens many of those events are younger people-- promotions, marriage, firsts jobs, etc.I would do more research on demographic trends on millennials and find some empirical research (industry news, academic journals, etc) to support the claim.

The Academe has online courses step by step process teaching you everything you need to know about MF investing. 

I'm not sure my answer to the book question, but as for what I would do differently: For me: apply the same confidence and learning capacity I have in academics to real estate earlier on so that I could have done more in the first two years.

Here's the take from a current Stanford professor who has taught at several academic institutions in the Country on the issue; he comes from a couple of relavent areas on it if you look up his interviews on YouTube it is clear, the topic is not relavent in today's Entrepreneural climate whether it's RE Investing or any other pursuit, equal opportunity has been ever present and continues to be so....  

I've been fairly successful in my engineering career since then, but that's been based way more on self learning, and on a 3 month intensive program, than on my two academic degrees.Knowing what I know now, would I tell my younger self to finish school or not?

Then be tenacious about getting academic advising--particularly on scholarships that may be open to you.

It is in reality more akin to sports than academics.