By the time they're in school I want to have enough knowledge and experience to invest in larger properties across Canada.Like I said in my profile, the only home I've ever owned was a sailboat.

They test these kids at school and if even a low amount shows up in the results, they can look for someone to sue.

I am a middle school math teacher in Houston.

If it's November, and there are 14, 3/2 ranchers, 1600-2000 sq ft in a one mile radius, they may need to finance the deal if they really are motivated to sell.These are all greater motivators than arguing that their money will be invested at a better rate than other alternatives, but this is a point to make in every deal.If anyone needs an explanation of these aspects, just ask, I'll drill deeper or dumb it down to a grade school level

I graduated from East Carolina University this past spring and accepted an offer with a Big 4 Accounting Firm here in D.C.

We live half an hour away from a large town which helps us get great tenants that want small town schools for there kids.

I graduated from UT (McCombs) and moved up to Dallas for a few years for work before moving back down to Austin to be closer to family.

My wife and I have transitioned into our roles as parents, I've had a couple of nice promotions, and I am almost done with grad school (MBA).My background is in accounting.

Was that school loans, mortgage, or a combination of things?

@Joel Owens Didn't know some universities had the first right of refusal on land close to school.