I have a 2 year degree and one year certificate in Construction Technology.

My opinion is that you are trying to do too many things and that you should focus on one thing.1) Completing College2) Real Estate License / Real Estate Agent3) Flip4) RentalsMy opinion is that you should look to complete your degree and make as much money as possible when you graduate. 

This broad interest provides a greater degree of liquidity and more strategic flexibility when it's time to sell, making it less dependent on fluctuating consumer sentiment.

My vision is to scale this into a serious business managing potentially 100+ properties, ideally with a degree of operational independence from the brokerage.The Challenge: As many of you know, California law requires property managers to either hold a broker license or operate under a licensed brokerage.

I graduated from Central Michigan University with a degree in construction management.I am also an investorI look forward to meeting anyone interested in collaborating in the Detroit and Metro Detroit areas.

My wife's degree is in design with a focus on construction and she managed our projects for us.

You'll have increased income (as well as expenses, but hopefully to a lessor degree), but appreciation as well as loan paydown as well helping your equity grow.

I graduated in May 2018 with a degree in Management Information Systems, and my day job is in Technology.

The way REITs are structured nowadays, more than 90% of them are internally managed, eliminating the inherent conflict of externally managed REITs, and aligning the interests of management and shareholder to a much greater degree.  

There are different degrees of being non-compliant, some things you may get your hand slapped, but others will send you on a long vacation.