If I am going back to work, I will probably go back to my Science and Eng field... bleh

Contrary to most of the BP community, stocks are great IF you don’t want leverage and you actually know what you’re doing.Since you majored in engineering physics, I’d highly recommend seeing if your employer would pay for a part-time online masters degree in your choice of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or computer science.

Hey BP I'm a 20 year old student at UK studying finance and computer science and I work at Dayton Freight as a forklift driver part time.

I would listen to the BiggerPockets Podcast 307:The Science Behind Setting and Achieving Big Goals (http://biggerpockets.com/show307).

It's not rocket science, but you don't want to get on the wrong side of a tenant who knows much more about their tenant rights in your state than you do!

-Initial offer made 11/8/17 (I was on my 90 day challenge twist... turned into 180)-ratified contract 11/16/18 -Purchase Price: 41K-Bro Science Rehab Cost: 20-40K (This is my first one/Kinda winging it) -ARV: 80-120K (2 doors down sold for 75K last month.

At the time I was a broke graduate student, living in frozen midwest of Canada, studying for a career in science, and simultaneoulsy planning a way to escape the ensuing 9-5.

Nothing about working on a house is rocket science.

@Nancy Nodland Yes, the home price is not an exact science.

There's quite a lot to wrap our heads around but its fascinating.