If you are looking at the under $1,500 course I know @Ben Leybovich has an online course that would fit your criteria.

I assume I could get a new one which can fit down into the sewer drain and drill new screws into the concrete; however, I did not see this at Home Depot.

If it fits your personal risk model, go for it.

You'll find out along the way where you want to fit in long-term (investor, lender, property manager, or whatnot).If you want to be in business, but not sure about real estate, then your ability to make a business money may count more than any degree.

Let me know your thoughts and what you think would be fit over there on the west coast, as in NJ, the market and the people's taste is way different.

Boutique hotels seem like a natural fit to that trend...

I'm a brand new investor and will be buying a fixer upper fairly soon can you fit me in your schedule?

This was a fantastic podcast that I will likely listen to several times, however there were multiple swear words and comments that were not fit for little ears.

There's maybe 8-10 brokerages and even less that I feel I would be a good fit at.

Here is a thought, if you take cash show the income  on your taxes .I carry a umbrella I have seen cons and pros on both .For a small shop umbrella seems to be the right fit.