Currently, I am finishing the last 12 weeks of an undergraduate degree in Finance at Cleveland State University.

These individuals are virtual spokespeople for the company.

These individuals are virtual spokespeople for the company.

You might expect the default application of the benefit to be the most beneficial to you and the university, but that wasn't the case. 

Brush Park will be seeing some AMAZING things over the next year, @Lawrence Davis, and it will be virtually unrecognizable in about a year. 

In todays market, a lot of companies are promoting universal design. 

As with all real estate, I understand each market is different but wanted to see if there's a universal concept that can be applied to get the most bang out of your buck (i.e. does spending $5K on bathroom repairs immediately command higher rents compared to spending $5K spend on HVAC repairs).I'm in San Diego (where cash flow is a bit rough) and specifically focused on properties in the class B/C neighborhoods. 

I would highly recommend giving a listen to all the BiggerPockets Podcasts as you can learn A LOT from them.Also I really like @Ben Leybovich's Cash Flow Freedom University.

I'm still in the dry run stage looking for virtual dry run deals before I take the big plunge.

You can get your real estate education through community college, university or through a real estate school.