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.

He takes his $50k rehab cost, then the $150k profit is split $112.5k to me and $37.5k to him.I realize that this requires me to have a certain degree of trust in him to not inflate his costs but I am willing to take that chance. 

If  they wont hire you because you dont have a degree then you have your answer (get the degree).   

It's like getting a degree in something and then going into the real world to do it.

I'm currently a senior in college and plan on graduating in the Spring with a degree in finance, and am currently still living with my parents and have no major expenses outside of paying for my car insurance and phone bill (Lucky, I know).Given all the experience and knowledge on this site, I was just curious what would be the best way for me to start out?

Got my degree and went looking for jobs .

In addition to finding out the values of other properties in the area, the only way you'll be able to get an 80% offer accepted is if the property needs some work or is distressed to some degree.

I recently graduated from USC with a Masters degree in Computer Science and started working as a tech consultant in Los Angeles California.

To be safe it should be around 120 degrees.

Hello BP community, I am a student in my early twenties in Canada with one year of school left in a Mining Engineering degree.