Hey everyone,I'll be graduating college next May with a BBA in Economics.

There is a lot to be said for customer service and being able to shoot a text when I need a little help and actually getting a response no matter if it's business hours or not.

(One of our customers recently told us they saved $40,000 annually!)

When the pattern continued (this person, many years after the felony conviction, was once again stealing money from customers), the NC REC took away this person's license.

Hi John, my customers mentioned about this challenge a few times.

This outline below is for my first deal, which the purpose of is to provide housing for me and have rental income from 1-2 other units while I am in college until I graduate in which I will continue renting and move on to other real estate deals. 

I plan on investing in rental properties after I get out of college, but I figured why not start now if I was able to.

Mentors or coaches should be anchored in 3 areas; Experience at doing, Education and being Certified or Accredited by some government agency or professional association.In my book, meaning in my opinion, an instructor should have a college degree to mentor effectively in any business subject.

Get a property <$200,000 in a college town.

Yesterday, I ended up having a nice conversation with a customer who turned out to be an investor looking for more property.