Being aware of what problems could arise is simply just part of the process as there will always be a con and degree of risk.

If you're studying "business" an accounting degree or at least some background in that will be really helpful to you over the long term.

(I'll address that in a second).I have a more full scoped disagreement with David Dey in of his two statements, but only to a degree, and based on the situation. 

Hello BP World.I currently have a Bachelors degree and a MBA so I understand basic accounting ( although sometimes I have to google a few things as I am a little rusty lol) but I need some help on Quickbooks.At this point in time I have only Wholesaled properties through Assignments and one double close.

My target markets are very rural so direct mail still works to some degree.

Thanks for the responses,Dwayne, is the demand for housing affecting lots in the same degree or less so?

I had done various degrees of renovation to prepare them to be listed.

Please keep in mind that it would be part-time as I am going to attend my local university to obtain a degree in Real Estate.

I found that most of the Adults, despite some having professional degrees, to be financial math illiterate.

Brian Pulaski yes on the 3" increments to some degree.