Is there a subject in school to study that will help me with real estate investing and house flipping?

I will be studying Portuguese part time but am looking to also keep expanding my knowledge of real estate investing by partnering with some real estate investors who are looking for virtual assistants.I think I would be a valuable member of anyone's team as I have acquired some skills from my day job that are very transferable.

We continue to study and learn as we go.

I would start looking, continue educating yourself with REI strategies, networking with investors, and studying your local market.

When analyzing deals, I like to shoot for as high an IRR as possible while still maintaining a decently positive cashflow buffer to prevent me from having to pull money out-of-pocket for common expenses.I've been looking into the Wissinoming area of Philly as well, seems to have an interesting value proposition.

Im currently studying with Fortunebuilders Mastery, with the founders of Flip this House. 

Hey @Sheree Fullwood- yeah, CapEx can be a little tough to know, because it depends on the age of the property, how well it was maintained, the condition,etc. on a single family house, I typically want to see between $100 and $200 per month - maybe more or less depending on how nice it'll be when I rent it.

I believed him this is the reason why I was studying so hard for the last 10 years of my life.

I don't own any yet, but they're not going to hop into my lap.I have put four purchase offers in during the last week on homes.I'm also taking classes to become a real estate agent (7 hours a week contact, plus around 5-6 hours of outside-of-class study). 

I studied a lot of economics in school, and they told me you can't predict real estate prices. ********!!!!