we would have a bigger budget, a stronger strategy will demand a larger portion of the lions' share.homevestors has literally blown the competition in the dust, because everyone on the team is pooling together for a greater cause.think about that. :)

Demand a good deposit and make a lease with specific rules pertainig to conduct and parties.

And that's probably low.Basically it's lower income housing for this area but it seems to be a spot with high demand as there is full occupancy.

For example, a one bedroom in the outskirts of the city won't be as in demand as a one bedroom in the core of the city in 78704 or by the university.

Hard Money lenders may give you a high amount of leverage for the purchase price + construction money on a REHAB project, but full construction projects demand a significant amount of skin in the game from the borrower all around.

Then, none of it means jack.Only a tiny percentage of people on the road every day end up in a property damage accident, yet the states still demand a certain level of minimum coverage auto insurance.

It's a heuristic, "quick-and-dirty" method, but I find it very useful in pricing assets.IRR Proxy = (Cap Rate - LTV * Cost of Debt) / (1 - LTV)What's key is the spread between cap rate (the property income independent of financing) and the cost of debt capital.For suburban or lower class properties, investors demand a higher IRR. 

It's also nice to have many units at the same address  I hope that current times and the hopeful future show it  will be in great demand.  A

Demand a "nonrefundable" Earnest money deposit of at least a grand.

That comes out to $28,600 a year if before taxes.I would have assume a Bachelor's degree in Accounting should be able to demand a higher salary than that.To answer your question - I would advise you to go for the master's program with a preference of waiting till you get at least 2-3 years of working experience.The reason I suggest waiting 2-3 years is a lot of topics discussed in masters programs relate to topics/scenario's that you won't experience until you are 2-5 years in the profession.