They will know movers you have not met, and setup guys who do a varying degree of the work.  

@Andrew FallwellI’m 23 years old, graduating from college in May with a degree in Finance, and already have a guaranteed job at a local bank.

It is a 3rd degree felony to broker RE without a license.

I feel that my business degree, project management experience, and a lifetime of handyman experience are a great mix to become a successful real estate investor and I can't wait to get started!

That's because some industries require different degrees of collaboration.

Everything I see online says I need an engineering degree, which I can use my GI bill to pay for but it seems a little unnecessary and time consuming and I feel like I would still end up just working for someone else for a paycheck in the end.

I'm coming from a very different angle, but we couldn't find good, smart agents that wanted to work, so my wife, who has a degree in interior design and was working with our funds running construction crews, agreed to get her license to sell our properties when we sold them.

To be sure of that, I should probably cough up the cost of an appraisal to help me in the decision-making process.BRRRR probably works best when your property has the same "stats" as others in the area that are finished to a higher degree (and that owner occupants are paying top dollar for).

I went to school and earned two engineering degrees (BS and MS).

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