Doing deals is 'school' and in my opinion more valuable than any university you would attend.

There is also a house right across the street on the mkt. for 149.5k that is a flipper (pretty much only cosmetics/updated kitchen per an online virtual tour.)

The reality is the F&C investor virtually stops investing the day their mortgage is paid off.

The obstacles that you have are like any other virtual real estate technique, namely, figuring out how to buy and sell without actually meeting the seller or showing the trailer to buyers.

They virtually own nothing.These are people that you have to be hardline with or you might get your throat cut.

There will be some other ways to practice law where you will not want to be involved as a landlord or other forms of investing (conflicts or it just looks bad to the legal clients).Right now focus on the law degree and ask around at university.

Like I said, myself and a couple of others pitched in on hoisting long structural members, but I'm pretty sure his cost for the roofing part (this was about 15 years ago) was well over $10K back then.One thing he did do was take a course at the "owner-builder) center at his local university.

Virtually no barrel/distortion on it, and it can take a really nice, sharp picture.

I'm in University Heights.  

Thus the Seoul Real Estate Investing Meetup was born.Last meeting we had @Brandon Turner virtually Skype in.