I also had degrees in Mathematics, Computer Science and Physics (minor) and thought that if he could execute, he would own the industry. 

This is not rocket science. 

Quote from @Stuart Udis: @Jonathan Greene But where else can I purchase my 1% rule properties with booming industries at the forefront of tech, life sciences, great universities and aren’t their rumors  that Amazon, Tesla and Apple are all relocating their HQ’s to Columbus by 2030?

Now, you need to attract and enlist those who will see benefit in the project, add their value, and together bring the project to fruition.That may seem overly simplistic but it’s not rocket science.  

It is not rocket science.

There are a million different strategies... you can make it an art or a science.... either way, good luck and I hope to hear more about your path. 

These last two posts clearly show the differences in how we think, and which one of us has a Bachelor of Science and which one has a Bachelor of Arts. 

It's not rocket science, it just takes a little more effort.The demand is high for decent affordable living and we are meeting the demand.

I'm studying computer science to become a Software Engineer (or wherever the degree takes me).Short BackgroundSo I've been really interested in real estate for about 1 year now.

Yes some of us our financially better off so don’t qualify for certain types of aid, but there’s always a scholarship out there for you if your grades are good enough and you know how to hunt for them.Even if you get a random social sciences degree and you take your studies seriously you should be able to: 1.