The loans only let you draw a certain amount at a time, not the whole amount of the property value; that is only good if it's just a down payment for another loan (Hard Money Loan maybe).

Even if I could pay the whole bill they are going to pay for part of it.

Whole house tankless water heater is a no go if you can avoid it IMO (unless you like getting calls all the time because it doesn't get hot enough or water flow isn't enough). 

It just makes the whole process that much more difficult, and your likelihood of success overall is lower. 

So I was just reading through the book Battle Cry of Freedom by James Mcpherson about the Civil War, and came across this section and thought it was interesting how many people's mindset in the early years of our country seems to have been similar in some ways to the folks here at BP who are pursing or have achieved financial freedom :).  

With experience as a Mortgage Banker in my past, I naturally have real estate conversations with my clients and think I can provide a whole new level of service to them by having duel registration as a Financial Advisor AND a Real Estate Agent.  

Any plans in place to achieve them yet?

However, with that said assess your workload and see how much time you really have to spend on it while achieving your other collegiate goals for the semester.With that being said, if you think it will be too grueling I am sure there are lots of books, websites, forum posts, investors in your areas, etc. that you can "study" from to gain the knowledge you need without the intensive course that you will be graded on and whatever the cost per credit comes out to be.Again, it's a personal call.

Even though it is kind of a taboo word on this site lately lol, there is a whole breakdown and walkthrough in the materials provided on this site.

My name is Corey Wilson, and I am completely new to Bigger Pockets and Real Estate Investing as a whole.