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These are effective...to a limited degree.

Goes to show that you shouldn't assume someone is smart because they have a graduate degree, and do not assume that everyone in "high paying" professions such as law, medicine, etc, is high income.

Sure, a company has to be fundamentally capitalized to a degree, but its simply not black and white, and by no means am I going to front 6 figure projects for months on my dime if work is being performed.  

I'm hoping for the degree (doctorate) that it will be worth it in accumulating that type of debt.

I was unemployed at the time with an engineering degree and knew that I didn't want to go back to working for another corporation.

Another draw back with neural networks is that while they will have a high degree of predictive power while they are live, they are like a black box that gives the user next to zero insight into they "why" behind the market actions, which is arguably more useful than a simple: this will sell for that. 

BTW, congrats on the degree, my 17 yo son currently plans to get a PA after a BS and 6-8 years of outdoor fun.

Sometimes those leases specifically cover certain rights or obligations of the tenant or new landlord in the event of a transfer or sale, but that is probably the exception, not the norm.In terms of tenant screening:  I suppose you could still screen the tenant to a certain degree, in that you could look up public records.  

I would say that I purchased my Real Estate Investment Master's Degree with my experience.