But that is a matter of personal preference and your financial situation; you would have to study and make a judgment call for yourself.Dale Sorensen is a great family-owned business and I'm very happy to hang my license with them.

I suggest this over pure finance (something very heavy in econ, statistics, and calc) because that's the curriculum I studied and have found the non finance (marketing, business law, management science, accounting) material very useful.

I never studied Indianapolis' market but I followed closely on the turnkey rental Morris Invest story.

After studying I have begun to realize how essential “location” really is… I know not surprising.

Hello to everyone I´m really happy to announce that my Real Estate Studies Project (Hestia Real Estate Sciences Initiative) is about to get greenlighted by my college´s (Tec de Monterrey) administrators and it´s going to be a Minor in Real Estate Finance and Development program that will hopefully start in August this year, any doubts and questions you have about my project feel free to ask

Jobs in industry will enable your to build money capital, help you learn about commercial loans, land, property and builders, and make contacts with the types of people some of the other folks are suggesting you study under.You won't learn much about Landlording in those 9-5s but you'll learn about that on biggerpockets....I haven't used Investor's $. 

Study the market.

@Bob SmithCheck out the website for the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University.

In the words of a colleague - "In 2006, the IRS announced that it continues to study leasehold improvement exchanges.

I plan on attending The Ohio State University to study finance with a focus on real estate.