We're raising a family, and I definitely don't want a tenant that smokes, let alone that smoke next to my family to such a degree it can be smelled all throughout our half of the duplex.

I took an internship working for a commercial contractor while working on my degree and worked 60+ hours a week for a fraction of my previous level of income all while finishing my degree.

I'm getting my degree in portfolio management and work as business efficiency and strategy consultant, but I have no hands-on experience in real estate. 

Also it's a 4th degree crime doing work unlicensed. moral of the story what works in Nepa is not relevant to NJ, Minnesota or probably any other state. 

How does the bursting system handle 90 degree turns in the pipes?

Congratulation on your degree!!

I first became aware of real estate when I read Rich dad Poor dad and realized that there was a path to wealth that didn’t require a college degree.

Or you live in it a few years longer until the Market gets back to another High and not worry about the  endless Tenant problems and take your Degree in whatever you studied and just keep working at a JOB.

Upon completing my undergraduate degree I will be pursuing my Masters in Taxation in addition to sitting for the CPA examination.

Why aren't more individuals looking to do deals away from the comfort of their home- if a property is cash flowing, makes money, and is appreciating- What's the issue.We were all afraid to get into this business to some degree but once we start to get comfortable to many people are stuck in their comfortable bubble and won't step out to try and better themselves.