Connect with those doing deals, they will show you how it gets done, its not rocket science.

The ROI on my degree clocks in at -$152,633.My brother's BS is from Carnegie Mellon University, in Computer Science/Mathematics.

Nothing is "rocket science" except, well, rocket science.

As you can see, this is not a perfect science because everyone should have their own letter.

Please feel free to stop by to drop some words of wisdom/tips/knowledge/real estate science on me anytime that you can think of something that may be useful to me as a new investor.BY THE WAY: if anyone would be interested in allowing me to birddog for you on some deals, I am in Texas (Dallas area) and I need all of the experience AND money that I can aquire so that I can get some reserve cash stored AND I am seeking as many personal mentors as possible :help: .

I graduated with a degee in Fiction Writing of all things (yes, there are colleges that offer such degrees!)

I think we have at least 4 engineers....some with advanced degrees in science all agreeing on the answer now.

It's not rocket science.

Another one of the really great minds in the real estate investing space, Frank J Gallinelli, will be joining us to speak at the conference.Frank teaches real estate finance in Columbia University's Master of Science in Real Estate Development program, and is author of 3 books "What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow ...," (#9 on Amazon for real estate investments), "Mastering Real Estate Investment: Examples, Metrics And Case Studies," and "Insider Secrets to Financing Your Real Estate Investments..."

I'm a firm believer that you can't have science without creativity.