I am a professional student) and get involved in every aspect of the Industry you want to be a part of.You've got to have the "Love" of the job.

I could just as easily see here losing all her money in that scenario.Maybe this form of education is not best.. there are one on one type of mentors that cost thousands but from the students that I have interacted with its worth every single penny.

Across our multi-units, each snowfall represents $175 in snow removal charges (our student houses are responsible for their own snow removal) based on actuals from past years, we budget $500/mth from December to April for snow removal.

I think the term intern here is more like a student or client fo a self employed person.Universities and colleges have intern programs and I have used them, they work for a grade.

They have 30K poor students who seem to have taken to this concept.

Was thinking it might make a neat student rental if parked in the back yard of my own house very close to the local university.

I've seen people willing to volunteer their services to a teacher; I've seen people willing to scout deals in return for teaching; I've seen people willing to barter other services in return for teaching; etc.What are you willing to offer?

Title sounds great but the delivery is flat.I'm an student at Automobile University and I will also recommend Dolf De Roos' "Wealth Magnet" which has a strong Real Estate bent.Stay up, Winner.

The house provides student housing for my son attending college.

Im goal oriented, driven and a student of life but she is normal when it comes to risk taking so the risk involved with me working for the non-profit organization is difficult for her.