I have found a college that offers a real estate studies degree and I'll use the military's education benefits to pay for it.

I would really do some studying on the demographics and the economy of the area.

I didn't like studying microeconomics in college. 

I too am a Newbie to R/E Investing and just spoke to an online educational company yesterday about studying for my License.

I was just worried that if I put in too much time for both that my studies would be affected.

We just discovered he dumped demolition material including sand and concrete in our backyard. 

He's heading over to Starbucks to meet with his study group to finish their assignments.

I’ve got to believe that most sellers who sell to most wholesalers don’t really understand that they do not have a solid deal, and that the wholesaler will use the due diligence period not for studying the normal property possible deficiencies but to see if he can flip the contract to another buyer at an increased price and then terminate the contract if he can’t.

We discovered the property we had under contract was in an OZ, and therefore qualified. 

This study accelerates the depreciation of the asset so you get more of your money now and not later.