Dissatisfied with my position, I enrolled in night classes to eventually earn my MBA, concentrating in Real Estate Financing and Investing.

If you dont sell the house, you can then fall back to all the traditional methods like Open Houses, hiring a realtor, or go further afield with eBay or an essay contest.

When you've had enough of lower classmen you'll be on Craigslist looking for law students, MBA's and Seniors.

I hold an MBA and in the process of getting my CPA license.

We are paying 20% annual interest.We are very experienced contractors and an MBA and credit scores are in upper 700's.

We are very experienced contractors and an MBA and credit scores are in upper 700's.

That said, I've got my eyes on a few franchises as well, but they all require capital and I don't have much.In the near term, I'm focusing on my MBA (not sure if that's the right call or not given the cost of an MBA and the additional debt burden I'll have to take on), but I don't yet have a solid grasp on how to move forward with a new business either.

I also have a MBA with my undergraduate in finance and accounting.

MBA, yes.

FWIW, it is highly desireable for banks to see an MBA on an applicants resume when considering a business loan...I don't think that is because they are hoping to find business failures.