It's that simple.You Don’t Need to Be a Financial Genius: You don’t need a degree in finance to use transactional funding.

Michael,Good news is your young, you will have a degree and heading into a very lucrative business that is about to get much better over the next 5 years!

Other than that, you'll want them to be overseeing the construction and report back to you everything is going according to plan and all requirements/permitting from city/township are being met, so you don't run into issues later on and it will take a lot of the liability off you to some degree.

excellent thoughts - there is a great degree of personalization at play.I guess my main point is that number of door is just the WRONG metric to use.  

I did the college path then went back to school to get a Master's degree to increase my salary and opportunities.

I'm coming at it from the finance side; I'm currently wrapping up my graduate degree in finance. 

And the degree to which it impacted varied across this giant nation. 

(As long as your degree aligns with your job.

There may still be some degree of risk there.

Although this is a long term investment and not in the main stream, it has added a certain level of comfort knowing the above potential investment risks are to a degree reduced.