So you have 3 possible uses for the degree in question (4 if you count teaching at community college), rather than 0-1 uses.

It's my initial thoughts that creating a business structure would add a certain degree of complexity to the investment in general and the costs may outweigh the benefits for a first investment. 

I just finished up my undergraduate degree at Barrett within Arizona State University and have since moved back to Maine. 

Post this move I was working on Associates degree at my local Community College and had to couch surf for couple of months between friends until we were able to locate another affordable rental in the area.

I don't want to end up going through the same high school degree > college degree > salary job process. 

Also, you need to know about all of those things as well so when they have questions you can answer them with some degree of credibility.If by some chance you get a seller you should really refer them to another agent for a referral fee. 

I plan on receiving a degree in entrepreneurship while learning trades in carpentry, and maybe electrical and plumbing as well each summer .

Looking for someone in either Grand Rapids or Kalamazoo to make meeting easier.Ideally someone about to start their investing career with either a degree in Civil Engineering or Business, but not necessary.Direct Message me if interested.

Remember that most sellers will paint the "best case scenario" in the financials while most buyers/investors will need to know the "most likely scenario" and to a lessor degree, the "worst case scenario."

I will be finished with this degree in May and considering going to school in August to obtain a bachelors in finance.