@Zachery Ryan Pippins I would recommend continuing your education with reading books, and join the free webinars that BP continually posts.  

Scaling up to me leads to success.I am in your same position,and I joined one of the big education REI groups.Starting out FB adds,Craigslist adds and bandit signs can help you scale up.Eventually building a team that includes an acquisition manager to bring in qualify and accept leads for your business.I have a CRM and access to send post cards or yellow letters to different situations.I have targeted pre foreclosures,out of town owners,etc.Always have a sign in your current projects too,people are curious some of my best referrals have been through my own projects neighbors.You have to do some research to see what works in your local market.Keep up with what is working and what is not.KPI.Scale up at your pace,you are successful!

Continue to educate yourself.

If you have to change insurance companies and it's going to increase your premium, the support animals can be rejected.If you wanted to educate yourself and investigate, I'm willing to bet you'd discover these two pits are a sham.

My education is in Finance (B.S.) and Accounting (M.S.), but I am thinking about getting an associate's degree in Construction Management Tech to gain expertise and knowledge in the field, and ideally find a W2 role to help me peek behind the curtain and gain some real world experience and additional networking. 

I joined BP because I want to share my experience with this wonderful community and to educate myself as much as possible about our industry.

This has been a blessing because I have been educating myself more and more while watching rates push lower. 

Greetings BP world,I am new to investing and still educating myself a little before pulling the trigger on a property.

Can anyone recommend a book or other resources that I can use to educate myself on systems and processes to improve the rehab process, specifically related to budget? 

Lo, and behold, my clients at the time had lots of children that were exactly 2 and 5 years old, I had lots of clients with 16 years of education, lots of houses built in 1965 exactly (not a year older, not a year younger), and yup lots of whimsical imaginary numbers for the values of other real estate they owned.