Masters in Library and Information Science.

Buy it for the right amount, as you make your money when you buy, Fix it, rent it , refi cash out , but do not take to much as you want cash flow, Its not rocket science, RE 101, Oh almost forgot, hire a PM co, the fees are meaningless, All the best 

It reacts to outside elements like a science experiment, it grows and atrophies like the used and unused muscles in our body…and then on the other side it barely even exists.

The reaction and legislation (and their attempt to force people to do things not based on any science or even a rational explanation) enacted on its behalf are 5 times worse.If you are under the age of 60 and healthy, you're chance of dying from Covid-19 if you catch it, is exactly 0.002% (Infection fatality rate).

Speaking of walls, in Texas BA (before air conditioning), there was a little-known building science trick.

This business is not rocket science.

But what I mean to also say from the above examples is that a lot of investors see capital appreciation as this voodoo science...it might happen it might not.

MARCH for SCIENCE!

The good thing about this is that it’s not rocket science :) But I do appreciate thinking through your process and documenting it.

Obviously it’s a non-traditional way to increase cashflow but it seems it’s more art than it is science.