Single Family is mental a prerequisite that many fall into.

But if you are dead set on sending him to a school, well, perhaps a deciding feature would be which employers recruit from each school, the career track at each employer for three years after joining, including pay, excluding benefits--because they are mills who discard the hire after a certain time in many cases, or the worker leaves to take another (so-called) better job.In addition to that which schools have which Fraternities, and which Fraternities are likely to be the most useful over the next 20 years in getting him employment if he needs it (and will he fit in with the Fraternity--or have to choose a lower ranking one).And also how inline or out of line is the School's (within the College) faculty with (your families) political leanings.Good Luck!

There’s less women in the workforce to begin with and then couple that with the fact women are naturally more cautious and conservative.To be successful in real estate, I believe you need to have an aggressive mentality and work approach.

The mentality for many years was, "Why remodel, when I can just sell?

Every investor goes in with the BRRRR mentality, but work through the numbers to determine IF your loan will be able to be refinanced and all money invested can be recaptured. 

Have half a brain, be mentally strong and you WILL make it if you work as hard as I have!

I am wondering if these mentalities are making it impossible to close deals.I have not closed one yet, and a couple of my mentors are calling me out saying that I have been doing this for long enough now that I should have closed something by now.

Yes, the new PC term is "mentally challenged" (or something like that).

Everyone has an ego, in psychology we have an "Id" that little character that sits on your shoulder telling you how great you are, we have a mental picture of ourselves as to our social acceptance, this picture needs to be somewhat fairly assessed to be mentally healthy, too much of a higher opinion makes you egotistical and too little is low self esteem, that breads anxiety and depression.     

I added this newsbit to my my mental checklist, but when I asked my realtor about it a few years ago, she had never heard of it.