Good Afternoon Bigger Pockets,My name is Alexander, I am a current student at Binghamton University completing my MBA in Finance and Business Analytics this may 2019.

Although I've done a few deals I still consider myself "new" and I'm writing this post looking for some guidance from anyone who took the time to read this "essay" lol..sorry I typed so much but this is the only place I can come to, to express all the feelings & thoughts I have built up inside & everyone reading can relate or understand how I'm feeling. 

I want to maximize this opportunity by buying and then when I leave turn that property into an investment property for passive rental income.CURRENT REAL ESTATE HOLDINGCurrently, I own my current own, purchased in 2015 ($195k total, $100k remaining on the loan), and do not own any other properties.BAY AREA PURCHASE IN SUMMER 2020I was accepted to a 2-year MBA program in San Francisco, so as of summer 2020, I will move out there with my family.

Any Multifamily or Commercial Real Estate Developers / Owners / Investors interesting in meeting up and going surfing while at the Mortgage Bankers Association Conference (Commercial Real Estate Finance / Multifamily ...

I'm looking at properties in PA and NJ, I have a bachelors degree in business (and an MBA from a top business school), and I have taken some real estate classes in college.

The American scoffed, “I am a Harvard MBA and could help you.

Situation: I am moving to SLC (with my wife and 1 kid) this summer to get a 2-year MBA at the University of Utah. 

I will find out in the next few weeks (before closing) whether or not I will be attending BYU for their MBA program this fall, and if I am accepted I was planning on moving into this home and "house hacking," aka living in half while renting out the other half, for at least the two years that I'm there for the program.

The first few places I have in mind for education are: This BP ForumScott Carson - WeCloseNotes (YouTube, Vimeo, Podcast)Other podcasts (Good Deeds Note Investing, Note Inc, Note MBA, etc.)Educators like Eddie Speed, Martin Saenz, Scott CarsonDion DePaoli has incredibly useful, long form posts and responses here on BPThere are loads more but these alone would take you a long way with regards to education.

These markets have either satisfied my lifestyle needs, met my budget (150-300K) or are potential areas in which I will persue a MBA degree.