Professor @Susan Maneck Thank you so much for being a wealth of knowledge any way we can exchange emails or #'s incase I have more questions, or if you need someone to run errands for you? 

The ferry to the Air Force base will not intended for tourists - only service members and government employees commuting to and from the base.In any case, Apollo Beach is not a beach by any Floridian's definition, and neither it nor Little Harbor are really tourist destinations - the tourists come for the Gulf beaches, which are 30 miles to the West as the crow flies and an hour's drive away.Jeff Copeland,The USF MBA program should invite you to be a guest professor to help the student learn first-hand and cut-edge business and marketing analysis knowledge. 

Or maybe if you're close to UNLV some students or professors.

Many don't shop around for mortgages; that practice makes no sense to me.Read:  The Mortgage Professor  BlogRead: Buying a Home: The Missing Manual by Nancy Conner to start.  

If so, please let me know as I feel like Matt Damon in the movie 'Rounders' (one of my favorites by the way) when he was talking to his professor in the bar.  

I'm Susan Maneck, a professor of history at Jackson State.

At the beginning of many of my classes, professors ask how many students work a full time job and 70% raise their hand.

I wish to be a professor for the love of the industry and education, but would like to start and grow my empire now so when I do begin teaching, I'll have a nice stream of equity and passive income.I currently am keeping my mouth shut and ears open as I seek to expand my capital so I can put a down payment on my first investment property.

(If you feel like you're missing the "college experience", just find a group of friends who party a lot, and watch lots of MSNBC for the PC haranguing you'd get from your professors.)In my experience, there are three really good paths into real estate investing (there are probably more, but these are the three I've seen most):1) Have a super-high paying job that generates lots of excess income you can use to invest.

I'm a JSU history professor, close to retirement, who only started investing in 2011.