They are looking for people that can specialize in business with specific training the company way.Business degrees like accounting and marketing are fine with other liberal arts classes that teach you how to think rather than rules and proceedures such as accounting (accounting doesn't get too creative until you get to a higher level).Overall, I'd suggest mixing it up if you want to be in business, get a well rounded broad base education that can provide flexibility in the future.Good LuckTechnical degrees were sought as well, programers, engineers and science types.

I'm working full time in a job that is not flexible with hours.

Are the banks usually flexible with the price on these short sales??

For my lower end houses I'm a little bit more flexible because those are going to attract lower income tenants so I usually do $500 (on houses that rent for $700-750) and I go as low as $300 for my $500/month apartments.

A little background about me, I hold a full time day job (and make pretty decent money) which provides me with good health insurance (have an 8 month old at home) and also run a contracting business on the side (which makes pretty decent money as well), but am really looking to begin investing in real estate to provide me with the flexibility/reward for hard work, as I had when I owned another business 10 years ago.

Hi, I've contacted seller prospects by email asking them "if they get your full asking price, would they be open to selling their house on flexible terms"Many of the seller prospects ask me "what do you mean by flexible terms or what are your terms".

So my feeling is the bank may be more flexible to avoid having a high dollar property sitting on the market for months.

The motivated, flexible seller is an asset to you.

Looked at MemphisInvest as some suggested.Haven't seen anything even close to the deals mentioned.I am very flexible, just want an investment strategy better than what I have now.Appreciate any help.

The process is very flexible and you make it what you want.