It depends on what you want to do and how you think the degree will help you.

The other repairs include updating the kitchens and baths to a degree and maybe some windows. 

These are people with various degrees of daily living challenges that have a supervisor full time or part time in the home with them.I do not remember WHEN the podcast aired but I do know that it was with Josh and Brandon.

I don't this impacting property prices to a significant degree.

I don't recommend practicing law with out a degree, and I don't recommend jumping into real estate without an agent on your team. 

I m in real estate for the long haul.Please share your humble beginning stories for some encouragement.I work a stressful full-time job as a laboratory scientist, and I m in grad school getting my second grad degree.

It’s mid september in NYC, the temperature is between 65 and 80 degrees.

I recently graduated from UC Berkeley with my degree in business and I am currently working as an Administrative Assistant for a construction company.

I’d like to propose to her that I will waive some or all of the remaining Sept. and possibly a bit of October rent if she will work with me during the sales process, which would include her cleaning up the property to the same degree as was done for the appraisal, and I anticipate quite a bit of showings the first two days it hits the market and should see an offer or two out of those first showings.So my question is this: What would you offer her as an incentive in order to avoid the eviction process (both the expense and the time of it in order to get this house on the market more quickly) as well a higher sales price if it’s staged the way it was for the appraisal vs. shown empty?

I know to a degree I would be competing with myself if both are on the market at the same time, but if I stagger the lease windows it should take care of that.Am I crazy for thinking of this or have others done this in the past?