I do look for judgments and evictions of course, however I don't look at school loans or medical bills.You are correct, you NEVER know how a tenant is going to be until they move in.

It included population statistics, growth, aerial photos of the land, ARV, school district reports, salaries, details of the property, home prices in the area, history of taxes on the property, assessed values of the home, and land.

Hey there, I am getting a property under contract, but the seller who is going through a divorce and has 2 high school daughters is stating that she wants to stay in the property till after the holidays.  

Towards New Holland...I went to school in West Chester...probably about 35-40 minutes from French Creek Park.

He's starting to look at colleges because he's a junior in High School. 

You cannot smoke within 10M (30ft) of public buildings or places of work/commerce; hospitals, schools, and more and more private business do not allow smoking on their properties.  

I'm Jason, and I'm an engineer who recently moved to Charleston fresh out of grad school.  

Meeting people is done in Grade School, Sales and Marketing is Junior High School, RE is High School, Mortgage Finance is an Associates Degree, Buying Notes is a Bachelor's Degree, Buying NPNs is Graduate School and Compliance/Law is at the Doctorial level.

Degree in Business from the Univ. of North Florida, I am active in philanthropy,  I am a mother of 2 (a 21 yr old step son and a 15 yr old daughter), I bowl on a league, and I am the President of the PTA at my daughter high school.

My question is this: what would be the recommended route to begin working in real estate to learn the industry, while going to business school part time, that will allow me to still generate an income?