One issue is the schools are terrible (but getting better, especially in just the past couple years).  

My concern is that I am planning on applying and attending law school after this deployment.

I will be attending graduate school at Ohio State next fall and am looking to start my investing journey!

For a lot of us professionals our highest and best use or hourly rate for that matter is going to our day jobs and doing what we spent all these years going to school to do than messing around building relationships and trying to run remote rentals (especially those in Seattle, California, Hawaii).

Some tax preparers go through an afternoon training and may have just a high school education.

Knowing an area very well (market trends, schools, new developments etc.) can be very beneficial for you and your investments.

I’ve managed to take a break from school to pursue investing.ive been managed to close over 100k + any advice for a youth investor on growth/scaling and not going broke.

I have a hefty down payment saved up and good credit score to buy but I do have a part time job currently while attending school.

The fun part is that I teach at an art school where I have some really scary looking, tatted and pierced co-workers who happen to have MA's in theater and wouldn't mind a fun gig over the summer. 

I have a few questions I'm hoping someone more experienced could give his insight on:1) I have the capital for the down payment if I get an FHA loan, but, as a graduate student, my W2 salary (stipend) is laughable and my DTI ratio would likely be too low to have the loan approved.