I am Brandon Wheeler I am currently attendingn FAU as a full time student, but I have a gut feeling that school isn't necesarily for me, and I would like to start transitioning into my career as an investor while still working towards my degree.

lol @Chris Farrugia that would be better then the 9-30 degree weather here!!.

You can: Buy a property appraisal book and study it to the Nth degree; Take an appraisal class from a community college; Get the forms and learn where and what data is important; Become a licensed appraiser.

While you should keep your tenant happy to a certain degree, you also should not allow it to adversely affect your business.

If you heat lead paint over 1100 degrees with a heat gun, the vapors can cause your brain to swell.

I graduated w/ an econ degree (so I’m DEFINITELY no expert – just stupid enough to think I might know something), and I remember something about a supply and demand chart.

I also graduated from college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

With a 4-year degree you will still be required to take multiple courses and sit for the state exam.

All you need to do is show the lender your degree and that will count for 2 years employment history if you are employed in a field that you went to school for.

Former soldier with a degree in finance.