My question is this: Are some online schools better than others and if so which schools do you recommend for licenses and certifications?

. - I have 30k in school debt, which is the only thing on my credit report.- My DTI is 60.4 at is highest- After talking with a mortgage broker I am looking at the approval of about 100k-120kNow my goal is to purchase a multifamily property that would do at least two things: [1] Pay for itself with me living in one of the units [2] cover all expenses of home and personal.What would be possibly the stronger avenues to explore when getting financed regardless where I by my first multifamily property?

If you're actively investing, you probably already know some of what they teach in RE school (rules, regs, etc.) and some (or a lot) of what RE brokers learn on the job (forms, comps, etc.) 

Greetings,I'm new to the investing world and would love some advice on where I can find an expensive part time school to get my 70+ hours for the real estate agent license.

I'm also finding that homes in my target neighborhood, where I think people would want to rent bc of good schools, for example, are so expensive.  

I rented it while I was in grad school, just moved back and am selling it.  

That exact location will have a vacancy rate, appreciation rate, rent growth, median rent amount, crime rate, school rating, average % management cost, comps etc.

Account Closed I understand some of the C or D areas may have cash flow opportunities but tough to find much cash flow in B areas within nicer neighborhoods, schools etc., especially in the northern suburbs.  

I am a former school teacher turned entrepreneur.

to whom ever it may concern. im a senior going to the military to pay for my schooling, im going to school either way just wanted to know what degree would best fit me if i wanted to become a real estate investor/developer. if anyone had any helpful information as far as makors or schools that best suit what im looking for. thank you for your time.