While I am becoming more settled with this website and getting to know members-AWESOME; I was just wondering would it be of any value to attend the REIA's University seminars?

I am looking into a local program with the University of Washington.Any advice or experiences would be welcome.Regards

Rutgers University has been pouring millions into that city, the police department has been restructured and it's close to the waterfront.

I currently live in Aiken, SC where i received my degree at the University of SC Aiken. a Former landlord of mine first peeked my interest about real estate investment over a year ago, so i have been researching and studying since then.

There are only a handful of degrees that a feel are worthy of a full 4 year college/university.

@Eve W.An offer that is appealing to one seller is an extremely individual situation based on their circumstances and desires.There isn't a universal structure that will have overall appeal.The key is to keep making offers crafted from what the seller gives you in your conversations that ultimately make sense for you as an investor.

I am in the Tuscaloosa area, home of the University of Alabama, Roll Tide!

In the past 2 weeks, I've sent another 150 yellow letters to 17 zip codes, covering the last zip codes of San Diego (Mid City, College West, University City, Pacific Beach, North Park, Rancho Penasquitos, Clairemont, and Linda Vista) and moving northward towards Escondido, Carlsbad, Oceanside, and San Marcos.

Hi All,By way of introduction, my name is Max, and I'm currently studying an Economics degree at University in the UK.

For example the best practices for screening tenants are universal, but the tools you use for things such as credit checks may differ.