I'm wrapping up my undergrad degree (on that 10 year plan LOL) and once I've got that, I'm strongly considering applying to grad school for a Masters in Real Estate Development from UMD.  

If you chose the attorney, it's time find one with a jurisprudence degree because the one involved in this transaction appears to have received a degree online through a nonexistent law school in Nigeria. 2. 

It's a numbers game to some degree, so you might as well make the numbers work for you instead of against you.Not sure about meeting up anytime in the near future as I'm about to become a father literally any day now, but feel free to stay in touch.

My name's Bryan, I'm a recent grad of Ohio State University in May of '14 with a degree in financial services, and I am brand new to BP.

Just to give a little background about me, I have a finance degree but have been working as a manager in the fitness industry.  

I am currently finishing the final semester of my undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering.

:)I have thought about becoming a real estate agent, but the agencies here are strict about hiring only college graduates, and I'm still finishing my degree on Entrepreneurial Management.

You owe it to your investors (sellers) to have a high degree of real estate finance fluency.

I have a degree in Property Management from Virginia Tech and have worked for various PM companies Mom and Pop size to the second largest residential REIT in the US, before focusing on sales.My goals for investing mainly focus on acquiring buy and hold properties.  

I've brought with me the corporate back ground and experience, plus the data analysis skills to set myself apart from your typical Realtor.I've got a Masters Degree from RPI '99 and BS from Rider University '94 in case there are any alumni out there!