Ben Leybovich you know what they say, "those that can...DO and those that can't...TEACH" Jennifer Lee I also cannot agree with you because like Ben said costs have become prohibitive due to the government subsidizing everyones education, living expenses, beer money, etc...The best education you can get is from actually finding someone who does what you want to be doing and get on the job training.For accounting, marketing, and other subjects you can get a basics class at the local community college for dirt cheap ($73 a semester here per class)

Additionally, this semester I am interning the Indiana Economic Development Corporation and I am learning a lot about state grants that are available to rehabbers and investors for value projects or new development in lower income areas.

My Suggestions #1: IF NOT for this year, how about for next semester and/or next year?

They will struggle to pay the rent each month (holy cow, that loan has to last to the END of the semester!!!)

I am gathering that you graduated a semester early from High School.Are you working a job at present?

Im going into my last semester for an associates degree in Security Technology.

Now, I’m going back to school, as my employer reimburses 85% of how much my classes are, and taking out $10,500 a semester in student loans to do more deals.

I've thought about dropping out or taking a semester off to pursue becoming an agent.

Student housing can make money for you mostly because you collect each Semester rent in advance.

I'm now ending my 11th semester in my collegiate career and have decided that the Dental field isn't what I get excited about when I talk of my future, but rather investing in real estate along the way to becoming an Orthodontist and after starting my Dental career.