Just got off the phone with a land developer and will work on metro studies soon-Finished rehab on one of my rentals in Ft Worth and placed on market for new tenant.

But the more I have studied public education, the more I realize that the thing they need last is more money.

I am working with clients off of Bigger Pockets.They found me in search engines from some of the topics where I answered questions.I just give freely with the expectation of nothing in return.I actually love commercial real estate.Some simply read posts on this site but never post and contact me privately through messaging.They are not interested in posting but want to invest.Everyone is different in how they want to participate and contact people.I want clients for life and not sell people a bunch of goods for a quick buck.People that do not love real estate look to take advantage of people but people in it for the long haul realize that's the wrong approach.You could study real estate your whole life and just scratch the surface of realizing how vast and infinite and ever changing it is.

PIMCO and the academics like to study markets that are highly efficient and align with their finance models that rely on overly-simplistic assumptions.

There won't be random assignments or tests/quizzes that I'm constantly studying for so I think I should some more free time.

I probably will not even remember what I carefully read and studied by the time I take the test.Anyone pass the CA exam by skimming through the 3 course pre-req and then studying the exam questions AFTER you were done with the pre-reqs?

I have been studying real estate investing for probably ten years.

I graduated with two masters degrees last year in May (MFA Fine Arts, MA Visual and Critical Studies) and was working occasionally as a gallery preparator while school was in session.

If you study enough financials you'll begin to realize that the expense of a Full Time employee runs in the range of $400/door, plus or minus, and that the ratio of 1 FT to units is about 40.

Warren buffet doesn't care about other people's opinion... he just studies the business.