I'm really leaning forward with a master's program but may look to pursue a study that will incorporate broader spectrum like @Joel Allen has decided with his MBA.  

Therefore, in a broader sense, I would try to look at the jobs/projects you work on through a real estate investor lens.

However, it's best to take a broader view of prohibited transactions as precluding any form of self-dealing in the IRA.

Sorry if my questions seem uninformed, but I have heard mixed responses and wanted to ask a broader audience.

Organize and manage your learning process, you need to adapt to the broader educational approach for an overall understanding, just trying to learn some niche is not learning in a useful manner.

Over the next few years I plan to work hard, save money, educate myself on the market in the broader D.C. area, and buy some income generating rental properties.

This gives the ruling a broader reach. 

I was wondering how i can reach a broader audience, out of town investors or builders who would want to buy land to develop on.

These challenges are a bit broader then any "day-to-day" challenges that I face anymore.

There are several wholesalers and a broader niche discussion every Thursday 11:30 (Harold McGee hosts...at Big Daddy's restaurant Burnett/I-183).