I have also lived in the US on two separate occasions before, one time where i was a cross country tour guide which took me to 39 states, so i know US history and geography better than most normal americans do as it was my job, and another time when i completed my Masters Degree in Real Estate investment at the University of North Carolina.

The degree programs you have discovered play a central role in advancing your career.

Does anyone know how I could start or get my foot in the door as an entry-level designer or design assistant with no degree/little experience?

I plan on going to college for an associate do you think that is enough or should I shoot for a 4-year degree?

Right now, I have an interest in investing in an index fund such as Vanguard global all cap.

That way, I know I have some cushion for various scenarios (i.e. a global pandemic).

This was a great property to start off with, we ended up staying longer then planned due to the global pandemic which actually worked out in our favor because our market was HOT by the time we decided to sell.

Since month-to-month leases create no such inflection points, tenants are subject to a greater degree of inertia (i.e.

All of them need varying degrees of work but we have some concerns about one building in particular.

I've been a BP fan for quite some time now, and now that I'm working as an agent and am getting close to purchasing my first investment property, I thought it would be the ideal time to join the community.A little background on me, after graduating high school I attended the Rutgers University Business School located in NJ and graduated with a degree in Supply Chain Management.