We live in University-land, so there are lots of rental opportunities and I work at a college too, so I'm always rubbing elbows with potential tenants.

He practiced even harder grew to 6 feet 6 inches and within the next two years became a high school All American.He went on to establish a distinguished career, which included hitting the last shot to win the NCAA college basketball championship, winning 6 NBA titles, 5 league MVPs and a slew of other accomplishments.Why was he such a winner?

I haven't found many reviews on programs, colleges, or universities in the BP forums (unless I missed it).

I spent one of my college years living near Biscayne and NE 125-Steven the Tax GuyYour guide to IRS laws, rules and regulations.

They even offer college degrees in appraisal.

I'm 23, in college, and have worked at a local hardware store going on 7 years now.

I often get told I try to do too much (like that time I signed up to take 3 different foreign languages as a freshman in college and was told I was crazy), so sometimes I lose sight of what is "normal," if that exists.

I've actually been interested in real estate since I was in high school (both investing and being an agent), but due to certain circumstances my zeal for the industry had to be put on hold.I decided to move home after college in order to save up some capital so that I can pursue a career in real estate and get into some investing once I moved back to the states.

In short, I'm 25 with excellent credit, have my degree and hold a stable job with decent income.

LOLRE usually falls under the department of finance in business colleges.To get started in a formal education without heading toward a degree program that fits well with real estate, I suggest these areas of undergrad study.Economics 101 and 102Accounting 101 and 102, if you can take managerial accountingPersonal Finance, Money & BankingBusiness Finance 101 and 102 or similar levelsPrinciples of Real EstateBusiness Law and Legal ConceptsThese 10 classes or 30 hours would be a good foundation for RE.There are other courses that can be more specific, like construction management, municiple zoning and design as well as others.Depending on the benefits you might be looking at, you may look into an Associates Degree program at a local university in real estate or finance.IMO, good luck.... :)