Some degrees demonstrate your ability to think objectively, in the abstract, applying theory more than others and such allow greater recognition for that accomplishment. 

I never quite got baby boomer theories just because the argument to my understanding is there are lots of baby boomers and when they are gone there won't be a lot of "______" fill in the blank, but I mean didn't baby boomers have kids, to me it seems the population would grow due to that era .

In terms of education, you'll get a lot more bang for your buck simply by spending time searching around the Bigger Pockets site.

Ryan O - So when you refi the property, in theory, you could pull out all the money you put into the property, correct?

I have to take one more class to sit for the state exam which I am currently already enrolled for along with a real estate investing course.The problem with traditional learning is that it is all theory and concepts.

Good call purchasing something in MI instead of Cali - you will get more bang for your buck.

I was always tempted to drop in first to see if it was an easy fix before hiring a pro because a heating contractor visit to push the mode button on a thermostat costs just as much as one to fix a real issue.I also subscribe to the theory that I need to be able to frequently see what I own.  

I am banging my head about that.

In theory I could carry this forward a few times with a few car buys.  

hey biggerpocketers, my question is this ifi have a pre-approval for 150k and I'm in an area that typically isn't multi-family could i in theory use my pre-approval to grab more than one property?