If you were able to learn maths, physics and so on at school, why wouldn’t you be able to learn about the stock market, real estate or any other industry that you are passionate about?

We relocated to my hometown of Butler, PA (about an hour north of Pittsburgh) after the decline in the oil and gas industry in 2020 which left us jobless.

Real Estate is such a broad industry.

My name is Mike Ferrito, I'm 20 years old studying Industrial & Systems Engineering at The Ohio State University.

I operate an industrial steam boiler at my work. 

There are numerous ways and strategies to invest in commercial real estate since there are many asset types (office, industrial, multifamily, retail, etc.) in the sector.

Which is how I would feel if someone gave me a decent offer then a significantly lower price after inspection when a lot of what is found should have been obvious to a professional realtor.Especially since this is your market and word of mouth/ relationships/ reputation are so important to the real estate industry and community. 

Which brings me to political sciences, which would include all degrees, but with a governmental twist so that our system could operate without having politicians either come from or go to wall street so that law makers could grasp economic, industrial and corporate functions without having to be connected to them.

What did cash for clunker do for the auto industry beyond 3 months?

Are they looking at total net worth and experience in the industry, or are they looking at LTV and property income, or is it something else altogether?