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

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. 

You can't self help evict or you risk ending up on the news and no, you can't enter the property unless they invite you in.This isn't rocket science.

Is this an art or a science?

Thanks @Joel OwensI just learned that Lender engaged good companies Partner Engineering and Science, Inc (www.partneresi.com) for property inspection and Colliers International (www.colliers.com) for appraisal report.I think they would cover most of what I needed (including 10% of unit inspections), except an engineering report (they do check structural cracks etc high level)...so, I am wondering if I should ask them to do that as well for extra cost....Any input on this? 

This is not rocket science.

I am sure its a fascinating story!

Not rocket science .

I am a licensed agent operating on the Seacoast of NH, and was introduced to BP by a family member who kept telling me how great the resources are, and I am blown away that I didn't know about this community long before now.I do not currently own any real estate.My wife just graduated from UNH with a computer science degree and now has a great job at a national insurance company as a techie.

I attended the 3 day event, and while there was no way I was going to put 27K on a credit card for their mentorship, I was fascinated and hooked on the philosophy of cash flow.