Hello,I am a recent college grad and current professional athlete.

I am sending you a college request and will let you know how it goes. 

I want to go to college but I have no money.

I'm looking to immerse myself in Real Estate, specifically Development but also Investment and Asset Management. I've worked for a family-owned Investment Company as the Multifamily Analyst, so I do have experience ot...

So story gets a little better....tenants are college students but there from saudi arabia.  

I'm a San Diego native who moved to CA's central coast (San Luis Obispo) for four years in college and found myself in Bakersfield for work about 3 years ago.I've been snooping around BP for a few weeks now and listening to the podcasts on my way to and from work.

The Human in us desires a Coach, Teacher, Mentor, Partner or Instructor to validate the information being received within the material, to be able to then bounce the information off of others with related knowledge (BP can assist with this aspect for sure) and finally to be held accountable to turn that information into action which should result in positive growth (and even higher income/profits as related to a career or business venture).Now I know, everyone can see or not see value in investing money to obtain a foundation or even an advanced knowledge taught by practicing professional instructors in the area related to the information sought, but why don't we complain about those same investments into an Accredited College for a paper degree which is suppose to have you prepared for the "Real World" experiences that come afterwards and sometimes fall short?

A college education today costs twice that and produces less results.

In my case, there were 4-8 months left on the 12 months leases when we purchased so I increased rent for the next lease if needed, I only had two tenants stay on (college town).  

Take a basic writing class at a community college, and you will be able to write that business proposal when the opportunity arrives.