I have very little knowledge about pharmaceuticals, apparel, software, mobile devices, music, precious metals, etc... so there is no way that I can make an educated investment in those other industries.  

I am a senior at the local University studying my other passion, Nutrition Science.  

There are many other issues that may be potential risks as well:-Easements-Tree issues if you have ordinances-Lot configuration for the intended use-UtilitiesA good civil engineer can do a feasibility study for you that may help out.  

I am currently a student in graduate school in Southern California studying to be a pharmacist, and I am stuck with deferred student loans where the first payment due is in 6/2018.

@Benjamin CowlesThe link above shows installment sale information from the Internal Revenue Service IRS and you do need to study itFor an owner that has a free and clear house, selling with an agent can cost about 10% of the value of the houseAn Installment sale can get them interest on an investment they understand and have faith in with no sales costs

@Jerusha HolderAs you take your pre-licensure classes don't just study to pass the exams and licensing test.

On Saturday night, while most of the citizens of Seoul were busy drinking and dancing the night away, I happened to be talking to a 4th year university student, Drummond, from the Ukraine who was visiting Korea as part of his studies abroad.We stood on the rooftop of the Southside Parlor, a southern-themed bar in one of the hottest nightlife spots in Seoul, exchanging information about real estate opportunities in Europe, America and Korea.This was the site of a Happy Hour Meetup hosted by the Seoul Real Estate Investing Meetup, a group I help organize.In another corner of the rooftop, @John Kantola ), there's a good chance our property has already appreciated 40% based on comps.* I was able to help with the underwriting process of a $6m condo deal by showing a little hustle and proactively volunteering my services* I've become partnered with MHP investors, again by being proactive and helping first to give value in an area I know - building systems. * I've met a ton of really good people through BP and through our meetup, including a fund manager that helped buy $2 billion in distressed Korean real estate during the IMP Crisis of 1997.

Its a competitive market, not saying you can't find deals at 70% but it would be wise to study up and really understand this market first. 

Personally I feel that if you talk about all the research, study and data.

As of now, I have a schedule set up to study for the exam.