Make sure you can get it because open enrollment is OVER for now.

Also if you are serious about options I highly recommend taking an options/futures/swaps course at a local university, check with the finance department about open enrollment.

Income helps determine the premium you pay each month, but enrollment is open to anyone regardless of income level.

My next move is enrolling in Hondros college to get my real estate license.

I am wondering what others opinions are on who's program I should enroll in.

I have primarily rented to graduate students who are typically enrolled in a 2-5 year program.

So I bought a list of out of state owners for my county and enrolled the help of yellowletters.com.

Guess what, I wanted to make myself marketable and wanted to gain more skill so enrolled in school to get more education.

I decided to enroll in the course this upcoming October or Nocemeber to achieve real estate liscense .

For the "Independent Study" course I am currently enrolled in, I'm evaluating a large acreage property from the perspective of an investor (assessing possible income-generating activities, determining development opportunities, constructing pro forma's for each scenario, etc.) with the help of the property's brokerage firm, my professor, and a few external sources who were kind enough to help out.Some information about me: From Georgetown, TexasGraduated from Texas Tech University with degrees in management and marketingI enjoy flying, and I've been a pilot for about 5 yearsI'm an avid outdoorsmanI plan on becoming an accredited land consultant at some point in the futureI'm open to any and all suggestions/advice/information from the BP community and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!