however, i went to college for paralegal studies...go to library and use the book of examples given with the corporate book of laws...its what every attorney that i have seen use.

If you do figure out an arbitrage strategy, you will make some temporary profits but eventually the computers will detect your wins and start front-running your trades.It helps to have an advanced degree in Math/Physics/Statistics, access to sophisticated simulation software to back-test your trading strategies, and the intestinal fortitude of a Navy Seal :)

I'm a newbie investor, but come from a family who focused on rentals in college towns, which spurred my interest.

I live in a small college town called Canyon texas, the land I am currently looking at is about 5 minutes away from college and plenty of new construction is going up in the area due to a lot more people coming here for college, in my opinion, it is a hot market.

With all the colleges ever expanding, it’s always a solid investment to buy near the schools. 

Ski areas, college areas, medical, tourist ... they’re all very different.You need to decide what type of market you want and why.  

We live in an area that has a lot of traveling medical/college interns so the three month sweet spot works well for us.

Hey all,I am a college student, wrapping up my final year, studying commercial real estate and finance.

Farmers and Foremost generally only recruit people with college degrees and do actual background checks on them while some independent firms I have worked with have sent me claims to handle before they even knew how to spell my last name.

Even within NJ, it varies to such a large degree on tax assessed vs FMV.