I've been finishing up my Financial Planning degree at the University of Alabama.

Your target is an owner who is distressed at least to some degree.

It is often used by the likes of Uncle G (who, having an accounting degree himself, should know better) to suggest claiming personal expenses as business deductions.

Its not easy and there is potential for multiple degrees of chaos and instability.

I have never had to wait two months to participate in any real estate or webinar, or any other class for that matter, except registering for my undergraduate degree, and felt right away that something was amiss!

On the other hand, this phrase is often used by the likes of Uncle G (who, having an accounting degree, should really know better) to suggest claiming personal expenses as business deductions.

I have no degree in either, and currently do not have the funds to attend college to get a degree in either.

You can defer to some degree.2. 

If you are worried about the price then the program isn't for you  but just consider you spend 4 years and about 50 to 100k+ to get a degree that pays you around 75k.

You actually have a pretty solid setup with your diverse degrees plus the one alumni so there's something there.