I know that a college degree is not necessary to invest in real estate, but are there any degrees that would be useful? 

His degree was in political economy so there was probably something with that psychology as well.

Account Closed sorry to follow your question with another question but what's your degree in?

I have read hundreds of books,blogs,podcasts, done mailouts (with some degree of success).

There are people posting on these boards who are fresh out of college and have a teaching degree, $50k in debt and a $600 payment for a brand new Jeep and they want to know how to get started.

Winters can vary but I've seen 40-50 degree days for weeks on end.

I have no actual experience in real estate I have really started trying to absorb as much information as I can with intentions to dive in feet first when I finish my BSN/Nursing degree.

@Jaime Brametechnically, <18 yrs old can not enter into a contract legally.however (and confirm this with a lawyer) if the minor is the owner/officer of a corporation, then he can to some degree.

Before that, I got my undergrad degree from University of North Texas, an MBA from Drexel, and a Masters in Real Estate Planning from Florida International.I am always running around the DFW area if you want to get together for a coffee and chat real estate!

Or maybe if it's a thing where I should try each one to a degree, see which I like/enjoy best and go from there?