I would just like to choose a job after school that will teach me things that I can put into my real estate investment strategies.

Are the houses in your comps similar in style, size, amenities, totally rehabbed vs. recent updating, etc...  

I feel it's worth it, based on basically zero vacancy rates and very low turn over (we are typically under 15%).I expect the market for high end multi family to reach a saturation point soon, probably putting pressure on high end rents, but there will always be a subset of tenants who prefer the life style of a single family home in a residential area over an appartment building, even if it's really nice.

I would appreciate any one's  advice or could teach me anything and everything, I am will  to talk or meet up and exchange ideas and encouragement. 

My goal is to be able to live a comfortable life style and retirement plans for our future together is there anything I can do to make her better understand my vision for us.

Here is another video of just your regular home in So CAL, rehabbed in Will Barnard Style!

You, teach me?

Most ranch style home floor plans will have a load bearing wall below the roof ridge, the kitchen to the rear, so if that's the wall to be knocked out it will be more critical.

Ambrose Evans-Prichard at the Telegraph said this last week: "The US seems caught in a Japan-style trap, endlessly masking the effect by stealing a little extra growth from the future with artificial stimulus" Then he had this: "Former Fed chairman Ben Bernanke said recently that long-term yields would never reach 4pc again in his lifetime, portraying a changed world where nothing returns to normal." http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/5055/blog_posts/37898-interest-rates-must-be-going-up-soon-right Good hunting-

Otherwise you have the untrained investor trying to teach the untrained agent.