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But I've always, always had more difficulty absorbing the material than most of my peers.

Technology is going to replace brokers/agents blah,blah,blah.Some people use it when they think market is hot but then when market cools off and takes more skill to sell these type of doo dads become duds.

So I need a good accountant to keep everything straight... and the more they use technology the better.Let me know if anyone has a recommendation! 

And no it actually wasn't real estate it was from my Technologies company, but that can be easily restructured there is a lot of Education that they do pass on.

Most commercial lenders aren't interested in lending less than a few million for multifamily deals.That said, these smaller multis in high priced markets like SF, LA, and NYC could work so long as you acquire at an attractive price and it generates strong sufficient rental income to hire a decent manager.Property management and financing difficulties are also the reasons that not many properties are built between 5-59 units.  

Explain the difficulty having an eviction case on their record will cause them, even if its resolved in their favor in the end.

They are just always behind on technology an innovation and if it weren't for legacy clients who are also starting to ditch they would not even exist right now.

I work in Technology and looking to gradually move off that path into fulltime REI. 

Almost all the construction managers I know have this degree, but some have degrees in construction technology, project management, or architecture.