Cool to see all the different backgrounds.BS Philosophy and Minor Business UT Austin (Quite honestly I did the college thing for my parents and because I got a full academic scholarship I really had no interest in going to college......but looking back on it now i'm really glad I went it was an amazing 4 years)RE LicenseElementary Teaching Certification (Taught 1st grade for 5 years)100 or so RE/Entrepreneurial books...Like a bunch of you guys I was always an entrepreneur.  

Specific types of REI investing- developer, syndication, fix/flip, Hard Money, etc.The above is an academic learning path.At a personal level at 14 years old, I would talk with your parents and discuss the following:1. 

One of my properties is a single family, next to an academic hospital, where my target tenants are medical residents.

If one doesn't take action, all this is just academics, and you have no idea how much I dislike academics.That being said...

Playing these negotiation games is valuable learning from both the academic and experiential sense.  

I use the word concept because until you get sued and win or lose everything is just an academic exercise up to that point.

Not necessarily in an academic sense, but you can see their intelligence when you chat with them.

The organization was also defrauding the board of education in using the word "university" as for to compliance in using the term under NY academic regulations.Also, there are others coming out with complaints with the bait and switch in other states and other AGs may get in the act as well

Balance the academic learning aspects with the personal development (soft skills) side.

Furthermore, I live with my parents less than two minutes away from the university, I own my car and am on full academic scholarship, so I really don't have any financial burdens.