One response was from a coordinator for a group called the Opportunity Council, which helps transition people in school get back into the workforce.

They are the only thing I've really had time to dig into since I got on BP because I've been in real estate school and studying for my test but I take it Wednesday so hopefully I can get that responsibility out of the way and focus on more important things like finding deals!

I was thinking about saving up a down payment ( instead of borrowing against that house) over the course of next year from all my school returns, tax return, and any wholesale deals I do.

We care a lot about what schools our kids will go to, which means we will probably move sometime in the next 6 years.

I also found out that they never paid for garbage service and were just illegally dumping at the school dumpster across the street.

I graduated from the WP Carey School of business at ASU with a finance degree few years ago.I purchased my first home in 2004 in Prescott Valley. 

Also, the information taught in RE school is meant to get you to pass a test.

There is a garage, however we use it to store all of our furniture (moved in with in-laws to return to school).

Get a formal education first, buy a text book for RE Agents at an RE school and study that, if you have a question from the text book mention me and I'll be happy to address it.

Realtors with continuing education for Realtors, that means mandatory classes, for that you have to have certified instructors, course materials, schools and support which just leads to another industry niche and fees and charges to feed the beast.