I'm currently working full-time and am finishing up my undergrad degree and have been saving just about every penny I could since I started working full-time last June and have built up a savings/investment portfolio of ~$25,000 that I would like to consolidate into a rental property (preferably a duplex that I could house hack). 

A GC doesn't have to sub out work because he is legally licensed to do (almost) everything in the trades (as long as it involves some degree, however small, of framing.So a smaller GC that is good can take on a foundation repair and have his own crew do the work, for much less... 

I will be applying for colleges soon and have had trouble figuring out what degree would translate over to my success in starting Commercial Real Estate Development.

I have a Master's degree and a career as an employee for the state of Virginia.

I was going on probably my 5th hour, 108 degree weather (Lake Elsinore) and I thought about that quote, had a drink, and finished the job.

She would love to use her law degree in real estate. 

She said the kids have had fruit smoothies every day for a week in this 95 degree heat. 

An AC unit is designed to maintain about 20 degrees delta from outside temperature.

Two thirds of people coming to SD have a bachelors degree or higher.

Rents follow housing prices to a large degree.