You will always have to be active in owning rentals to some degree.

The whole thing in my opinion is ridiculous... any quack on the internet with a masters degree in psychology can issue an ESA letter from anywhere in the country to a "patient" they've never met so they can bring their cats and snakes into my properties without paying additional deposits or pet rents.

I have my associates degree in accounting, and currently getting my real estate license.

8-12% or if involved then 50/50....I guess this depends on each situation to some degree?

I assume you could do it like you can at larger schools but I have an undergraduate degree and really don't care about getting "credit" for it.

Jealous of you guys out west as we just clocked in our first 30 degree day of the winter.

I am 22, I have about 14k in debt the majority being student loans (no degree) and am currently in a rental for the next 6 months.

I contacted some mitigation companies today and it looks like $3-4K to have a "ambient" treatment performed where they heat all units to 130+ degrees for 5 hours and then spray with chemicals. 

My REI journey was kind of like college...I sort of did some GE and then found something I liked and wanted to get a 'degree' in (this is a metaphor of course). 

I left for the military out of high school and returned after my service to finish my degree and begin my career in construction.