Therefore the property types that are the most favorable to generate bonus depreciation will be those with a high degree of what the tax code refers to as "land improvements".

My daughter has a job but she works part time and is finishing her AS degree so by Sept she will have a full time time but she is only bringing in $10,000, credit score of 740 and $15,000 saved and about $3500 debt in good standing, it is a school loan.

Like many things in PM, it's a question of degree. 

Looked them up in the court records and found multiple arrests/court cases for possession with intent to distribute/sell of narcotics, and multiple charges for 1st, 2nd, degree assault and assault with a deadly weapon. 

These are the questions that I have found fit better with my philosophy degree than my business training.

Even if it is not your passion, a nursing degree is a nice fall-back position with which you can make a nice living while moving toward real estate investing.

No degrees necessary unless you want to be RE Broker.

If you are buying in a new community your builder will be your competition both should you want to sell and also if your rental prices are higher than the cost to buy, to a degree.

I have a degree in Interior Design, so of course I want the best looking properties- but I've realized that I'm going to have start low and not so pretty, and work my way up.

There is a degree of personal preference here that will have to be factored in.