This trend will continue in the future as we get a more skilled/educated work force and Queen's remains the oldest degree-granting institutions which carries a pedigree unrivaled by other universities.

This trend will continue in the future as we get a more skilled/educated work force and Queen's remains the oldest degree-granting institutions which carries a pedigree unrivaled by other universities.

Kwame Searcy Degrees of Separation: says any person on the planet can be connected to any other person on the planet through a chain of acquaintances that has no more than five intermediaries.

She stated that it’s 65 degrees in there.

If you are just going to get a degree, you would be better served continuing to get the hands-on experience you're already working on.

Our apt is very cold (65 degrees F as of now) and my 2 yr old son is already sick.

My undergrad degree is actually in RE micro-economics and I studied with the late great Chip Case of the Case/Schiller Index fame, so...not new to the thought space of real estate markets.

Consider this a lesson that will make you a better investor in the future. same with aviation sometimes you have to take on that 90 degree cross wind landing .but really 5k over budget shoot thats a win every day of the week in the rehab business.

I think you are right to some degree, though I am not a big investor as you are describing, thus this is just a guess, but I believe they invest for not just a 5% CAP rate, but more for a IRR which includes Real Estate increase or some version of CAP increases (increase prices, reduce operational expenses, reduce taxes, value adds, etc.)...but my point was more along the lines of just pure advertisement of SS with pure CAP rates, especially when mortgage is required which is now at or above the advertised CAP rates.

I mean you can get bigger, but it usually means an increase in service size to the home.I do have our heater set at 135 degrees.