However, if an investor was going to get a university degree which one would be the most beneficial?

Can that equity come in from a separate fund raising effort from other accredited investors?

", I would agree if all Portals were diligent in verifying and documenting Accredited Investor status and/or minimum investments were set high enough to weed out unsophisticated investors - those that aren't capable of adequately doing their own due diligence.  

I am a junior at the University of Arkansas majoring in Finance- Real Estate & Investment. 

It helps you break through the universe and become that entrepreneur who is able to give back to everyone and create those jobs.

I have worked on heavy commercial jobs, hew home construction, additions, remodels, touched on land development and large project management (mixed use building with 265 apartments), and maintenance for University of Washington.Now I am looking to grow my own company, invest in real estate, and network.Im excited that I came across this site.

Not sure if you are interested in going so far but Colorado State University offers an actual degree in real estate.

My husband, Nathan, works for Geico in Macon and I am currently in nursing school at Clayton State University.  

And the universal answer is "it depends."

Is there a universeal  or do I just make up my own contracts thanks.