He said something like this "A man dies twice.  

@Nick DeshotelsNo worries man.

Listen to the podcasts man.

I have a professional background in Corporate Finance and believe that I have the skill set necessary to succeed in a decent MBA program.However, in the past year or so, I've really come to change my thinking.Here are my two reasons why I believe that pursuing an MBA is a poor choice for aspiring entrepreneurs:Reason 1 -  The degree is expensiveAs someone who is particularly aggressive with personal finance, I believe that by committing cash to the degree, or by taking out loans, I delay my ability to invest in real estate or other assets significantly as I tie up my personal capital in the degree.Further, I believe that I'll accumulate assets to invest at a slower rate for the duration of my education, and that I'll spend the years immediately following my graduation paying off student debts.  

If there is a college nearby or an employer that employs a lot of young professionals I would be more comfortable.However if the area "grows up" 1 BR might be a requirement for most renters and 2 BRs more desirable.You also are in the "no-man's" land of too big for residential loans - but too small for on-site management. 

I want to suggest you connect with @Matt Faircloth, who incorporates some green (uncertified) building elements into his rehabs.  

sounds great man!

its this country man.  

Jon Holdman is a wise man.

Oh man, this is awesome.