Alex Craig Pros: Free for teachers & students, 50% for nonprofits, free 30 day trial, Collaboration Tool Cons: Not designed for real estateMS Project “You can not beat MS Project and how powerful it is for the price.It is COTS and I have management a portfolio of $500 million construction projects with it at once.Build your MS Project schedule with cost and export to Excel for status updates.

@Tony Wooldridge,My partner is a shop teacher at a high school, so he knows the good/hardworking kids, and kids that were really excellent students, so that's been our main source.    

My wife is a special ed teacher in a low income neighborhood and has a plethora of horror stories about the types of kids who often end up in foster care (sorry PC police).What say you, BP?

@Candace Majedi plus school teachers are having to cook meth just to survive. . .

Robert is clear about the necessary lead times, which people do not always follow, and which enables him to personally handle the funds on behalf of his clients: he does every transaction.When I spoke with my attorney about the fees I was being charged for his services, she was shocked.

I'm on a teacher's salary and have a little bit of debt.

Embed the project manager with your level of thinking so they know your investment parameters which will enable he or she to contribute to your property search, contractor selection and end product.

Now I have over 5 million in RE and 2.5 million in equity, since my first little condo purchased in 2011.I now have $120,000 tax deferred cash flow in my pocket every year and as a teacher I make $60,000 a year at a Catholic School and as an adjunct Professor at a community College here in San Diego working 60 hours a week and my wife makes $20,000 as a special Ed aide in the classroom in the public schools in San Diego. 

I've seen teachers, firemen, software engineers and all sorts of people utilize different strategies successfully.In the Bay Area there are two types of investors here: 1.

My friends are generally a low- or middle-income crowd: many of them are artists (for instance, they're professors and practitioners of art), or they work for non-profits, or they're school teachers, etc.