Pat in all fairness its hard to find a college degree that costs less than 35,000 for 4 years now a days, forget it if its a masters program.Tuition has been rising 400% that of inflation (outpacing healthcare by a large margin) and even if you do the majority of your classes at a community college, go to a good state school, earn a scholarship or too, and work through college you will still graduate with debt (which is just what my daughter did minus the debt since I paid for her).

Hi, my wife is transitioning her career from health care to realtor.

We just couldn't live with that.So we drank the kool-aid that's being dispensed here on BP...namely, that a real TK company needs to have their own in-house PM solution.

We shouldn't need our entity to provide benefits like health care or 401(k)s.  

It's a fantastic aid for your analysis.

Most areas will have some type of legal aid for tenants.

So all the people that voted Obama in the primary because they liked his healthcare proposal (no mandate) better than Hillary's (yes mandate)... whoops!

This too can aid you in your search for property management.

The good things about it are there is a broad based economy, everything available that anyone could ever want (jobs, schools, healthcare, entertainment, recreation, and best of all many of the communities are the safest in the nation, and perfect year round weater!)

However,  in the medical center 3 of the 5 largest hospitals just laid off workers and personally i believe the worst is yet to come since healthcare reimbursements are falling.