Hey Everyone,As a recent college grad with a finance degree and a knack for real estate investing, it is striking to see what is going on in the housing market.

Having a LLC or other entity also adds a degree of professionalism and distance when dealing with borrowers.

. $10K on a seminar is that there is a PERCEIVED amount of accreditation with universities and colleges, although one can certainly argue that there is little economic value in some degrees too (example.

But is it a rule that one must step on the tool plug real hard so when you return it to the owner the plug blades are bent 45 degrees from each other? 

As someone who invested as an equity partner in apartment building syndications, I can tell you that educating yourself in each field to some degree is essential.

I graduated with a Finance Degree.

A private money loan is a good way to go and would give you a greater degree of flexibility.

Probably best to leave the art and history degrees to private colleges...Stupidity.

Look into a construction management degree.

Since then I’ve earned my engineering degree and have been working for a few years, while at the same time growing my family by 4 kids.I’m once again looking to get into REI but not sure which path to take based on my current financial situation.