I know that won't change in my lifetime, but I am going to live to be 300 years old, either through science, or through legacy.

I am majoring in computer science and am planning to become a software engineer. 

I've always been fascinated with Tiny Homes, the efficiency of space and minimalistic concept is amazing.

It was quite fascinating talking with him.

My managers recently told me being a broker is both an art and a science, and being a master of the art form matters more slightly. 

But if you ever want to get together on a deal, I'm still fascinated by the city and would love to be part of what might just be the great American comeback story.

With 15 years in the business I have my process down to a science.

I went through a year of Rich-Dad-Education Coaching back in 2007 trying to learn and in hindsight I could have just skipped that (and saved the money).Real Estate investing is not rocket science.

Everything has a learning curve, but I found that dealing with tenants is the thing that takes the longest to really learn, and can cost you the most money.With tenant relationships, just like any relationship, you need to master the art and the science of dealing with them.

It's fascinating and we will be doing a lot of reading in the next several months.We would love to talk/meet professionals in the area and learn from the best!