I am willing go to school and get a relevant degree. 

Being a real estate auctioneer would help you learn the market to an incredible degree.

I just finished 2 yr degree in business and interned for a Texas company.  

I'll be graduating from Cardinal Stritch in December with a degree in Computer Science, but the last thing I want is to be in a cubicle my whole career.  

This wholesaler talked about "unique breathtaking ocean views", when in fact that entitled land had mostly hillside views and only a narrow 30-degree very abstracted ocean view far on the horizon.

My name is Wes Pittman and I'm a transportation planner by trade with a masters degree in urban planning. 

But they did offer so you might as well try it)I have had success with the other approaches to varying degrees so try them and see howMuch mileage you get.

I've used both websites with varying degrees of success.I will say that if you want to go the more economical route in hiring a VA, you might be dealing with someone who's native language is not English (I experienced this a few times using Upwork).

In that sense, you already have a geothermal system....the water entering your building is likely in the 60 degree range +/- 5 degrees seasonally.

Some people put themselves 10 feet deep in student debt that lasts years for a degree that may never earn them money, you on the other hand, earned huge class credits in flipping - imagine how your next one is gonna go considering what you learned.