@Edward BrewingtonIn today’s society everybody is looking for something for nothing, pay the 100 bucks and move on, I never made any money trying to save moneyGood luck

“In some corner of the world they are probably still holding regular meetings of the Flat Earth Society.

Does the historical society in a certain town have a huge issue with ripping down old falling down red barns and fight people in court over it (Leaving the owner with an eyesore and a dangerous item on their property that costs them insurance carriers every year)? 

Way too destructive to a free society.

CCIM introduces below the NOI line analysis taking into account debt and taxes since individual investments are based upon below the NOI analysis as each investment/investor is different.Both organizations provide a wide variety of courses that can help grow your knowledge of a variety of topics depending upon your educational interests.Another CRE appraisal educational option is the American Society of Appraisers but I don’t have any personal experience with those courses.

@Scott Mac The only thing the Historic Society said about the porch was that it couldn't be taller than 36" and the balusters have to be a certain distance and no more.

These rules are what societies/governments  use to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.  

Joe and Tari Wortham at the Realty Society in gilroy.

But there's more to life than a paycheck, like being a person who understands the world around them and can participate in our society in a constructive way.

Or in the case of student loans and credit cards, you'll pay it back long enough to realize you got fleeced and then just that much longer because you aren't a sand bag on society.