I was already reading advanced college books as a freshman in high school.

Businesses like mine have thrived in college towns forever and I'd venture that they run a higher risk than I do.

I'm looking for a three bedroom two bath or a multifamily near a college, like William Paterson University.

I majored in Environmental Science in college.

I know that my wife and I have advanced far from our days in college when we were counting our change, paying rent late and working for someone else and I just want to continue to grow the business and set no limits in any regards.

I currently work at a community college in the Basic Education department.

I am interested in building a passive income stream to pay for my kids college, retirement, and help others in need.

That might mean college but it could also mean just reading or taking a real estate agent course, or even accounting course.

With no desire to go to a college or any friends remotely interested in real estate and investing I joined here to get advice, contribute and learn about the different approachs I can take with my bussiniess and investing future and how I can be successful.

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