Personally, I would sell everything and invest in corporate bondsin a public company that can weather a recession at the sametime building two or more 800 FICOs and one or a fewseasoned LLCs targeting 80 PAYDEX scores.Then after this downturn has decelerated,and interest rates are 50% of your bonds,withdraw the cash into something liquid,bypass residential real estate and jump intothe commercial game near the bottomafter analyzing 10,000 commercialproperties over those few years.You should be able to leverage millions.Total cost of plan = a few hundred dollars.This is my opinion and I'm not licensed,John Acheson, MBA

Hurston makes the comment in the context of other writers' attitudes toward their blackness at the time in which the essay was written..https://plex.software/https://luckypatcher.pro/https://kodi.software/

(I did my whole MBA final study on the PM Company model).   

I have to ask since you started out this essay by saying, "I think this is a valid question,...". 

I am considering looking into a Masters in Accounting, or an MBA.

After 4 years in that role, I moved from Israel to Boston (got my MBA degree at MIT) and started investing in real estate.

Honestly, I am an employer in the corporate finance space and I look at even a real estate master's degrees as a junk degree (I view MS Finance, MBA, and BS Mathematics as superior degrees if you are pursuing a corporate role). 

High ethical standards, cutting-edge marketing strategies and unparalleled professionalism is what you can expect when working with me on your next real estate deal.I hold an MBA (specialization in Personal Financial Planning) and a Master in Taxation from the University of Miami.I am available for further discussion.

He's looking at maybe getting an MBA or MS In Accounting or Finance thinking it may help with the job search.

-Scott Carson and all his great videos at We Close Notes-The Note MBA Podcast.Thank you all.Jared W.