The ROI on my degree clocks in at -$152,633.My brother's BS is from Carnegie Mellon University, in Computer Science/Mathematics.

This is not rocket science,  so many make it more complicated then it really is .

He and I started a science website but that doesn't pay, it's just fun (like how Brandon Turner likes to write about RE I like to write about science!).

An article in Science Daily about a solution to bedbugs that looks to be coming in the next year.

I've always found that fascinating in an odd way.

Remember, a PMC can make or break the best investment, @Ranjit MenonI'm certainly not trying to start a word fight on a message board, but as hard as Michael tries to make it sound, it's really not rocket science.  

Thanks again so much for your time, it's so fascinating reading about everyone's experiences and hugely motivating to see how people like you are making investments become a reality!

Apartment buildings are often glorified but they require much oversight, at least in Cleveland’s lower tier market.Given investor’s fascination with Cleveland and rightfully so, let me share a few things about my experience with Cleveland as it relates to the lower income communities and the high yielding properties.

I have software skills (Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, etc) and I was looking to leverage them to do some jobs for those who are looking for an extra data edge on their property analysis.  

Running comps is more of an art form than it is a science.