Subject A spends his capital on college and 6 years later has a fresly-minted MBA, but no more capital.Subject B has the 6 years to directly grow, keep or lose his $100,000.

My MBA may be outdated, my teaching insurance at the university level may not be applicable nor my estate planning background compared to your 6+ years of consentrated experience.

. $300K buys a $10 MM leased instrument from which you get the non-recourse loan with 33% going to the client and they can reenter for higher amounts.I have an MBA and I'm already lost.

Electrical Engineering undergrad and MBA graduate work.

I have been a mortgage lender in the Chicagoland area for the past 4 years and also have an MBA and research at Indiana University.

I'm going to guess FAIL.In fact, my guess is that you finished so quickly because you forgot to answer half the questions, and the other half you answered in essay form, even though they were multiple-choice.Oh, and the dirty pictures you drew on the test probably got another 30 points taken off.I can't believe you failed...sheesh...EDIT: I ACTUALLY POSTED THIS AT THE EXACT SAME TIME AS YOURS ABOVE, SO I DIDN'T KNOW YOU FAILED.

With a full time job, family, and MBA program in progress, I don't have time for tenants

I am actually doing an MBA on this topic.

I had an MBA, was a VP of a medical diagnostic company, and couldn't find a job.

I went to school to get an MBA in finance before I sold my time at that level.