I know of a real estate guru one of the mid western states is after because a student misunderstood and misapplied his program.

If you mean Red Rocks, that doesn't really count because that's mostly commuter students.

I have a rental house I rent to college students and the students went home for the summer.

Although.....if anyone wants to pay me $5000 upfront and $500 a month to be my student, and learn how to successfully make money doing short sales, I might be persuaded. 10 students would make a nice little monthly income.

I am currently 24 years old, a full time law student, and I will be graduating in the spring of '08.

We'll see what they say next week.The way I see it, the Banks caused all in current BS in the housing market and then they go crying to the government to fix it.

When we started our business and our debt ratio increased, there was a tremendous amount of conflict between our old programing and our new financial plan :crying: No idea if you might fall in the same catagory, but if so there is a remedy :D Run your numbers again, keep a large enough reserve so you can sleep at night and *keep moving forward.

According to Tom Bay’s book, Look Within or Do Without, Harvard Business School did a study on how well its students were doing financially 10 years after they graduated.

Maybe "Ouch" wasn't meant to be mean (I certainly don't say that while giving injections), but my mom started crying and my dad just stared out the window for a while.

Maybe I read the suggestion wrong, but if he intended to say that HUD should renovate these homes, then rent them out (for free), then I think I want to cry.