Here is my process I have thought out for now, please feel free to critique/provide improvements based on experience:Learn through BiggerPockets, David Greene, Gary Keller -- I personally want to avoid getting too deep into this phase, get the basics and run with itCreate a system on analyzing a property - I have my own parameters that work for me and have put them on an excel sheet - I have what I call 'quantitative' and 'qualitative' tabs that give me a 300 degree viewGet pre-approved as I am learningNext comes the Research phase (learning and researching are going together) - this is taking time.  

I also have a degree in accounting, but I don't actively work in that field.

There's no set date, but per the Presiding Judge's order, the sheriff can't evict anyone if the temp is below 15 degrees, or weather is too extreme.

Louis, Missouri, area having grown up to the west of the City, although I now live in Cambridge, UK pursuing a masters degree.

I personally feel so far behind the curve career-wise since I spent 8 years in school to get two bachelors degrees.

Is it a Masters Degree type thing?

Some even offer an associate degree in real estate.If it was me, I will get on YOUTUBE google PA realtor license see if you can absorb the materials for free.

LOL Okay that wa a joke.....But you de need to check if that name has been used and if so to what degree do the others using that name own it.  

That being said I plan to get my degree anyway because the starting salary will be a good foundation to start investing in real estate. 

The rule of thumb is it lowers it 15 degrees from what outside is when it is low humidity...so even if it is 100 with no hum that is still only 85 degrees...best be getting A/C.