I've been listening to tons of BP podcasts, audiobooks, reading books, and also studying for my real estate broker's license.

My wife is studying up by listening to Bigger Pockets podcasts.

I studied Calculus 4 yet I was swinging a hammer.

I am going to school at the local university, soon to be graduating, studying business finance/entrepreneurship.

Below is a case study to explain.Allan and Barry are both applying for the same property where the rent is $1000/month.

Hey Gary Schmalz - I haven't written one specifically, but this one talks about my first buy-and-hold property and why I like it so much:How I Accidentally Bought Two of Kurt Cobain’s Former Homes and Why That’s Not Even The Best Part.I still do a little of both flipping and buy and hold, and I really like multifamily properties (like the ones in this article: How to Buy a Small MultiFamily Property: A Step by Step Case Study ).

hey , I'm considering to have a degree from Kaplan to study about property. do u think it will help for newbies?

We've been living in the DC area (Reston, VA) but have entertained the idea of returning to Ohio sometime in the next couple years.I'm licensed and wholesale in Northern Virginia right now but am studying the Columbus market to get an idea of what the opportunities look like there.That said, I am definitely interested in staying connected and learning more about the game in Cbus.What neighborhoods do you guys like for your bread and butter deals?

Having passed 3 securities & 1 insurance test, now studying for my license, just remember to read the test questions fully, as if you read half and think you know the answer, you might get it wrong.  

Does anyone have ideas for landing a job at a real estate firm as an assistant or analyst, while studying for my licenses?