While I went the MBA track early on then into the Private Equity sector, I think with you education you'll easily make it in the Financial sector at some level.

I also have an MBA from the University of Chicago.

I have since my last post became a Broker and achieved an MBA with an emphasis in Construction Project Management.

BELOW market rate SBA 504 or 7a with only 10% down if you can handle MBA level paperwork?

Despite my job and good education, MBA from a well known school I've done roofs, installed piers under a cracked slab, added a couple of half baths-doing all plumbing myself, installed more ceramic tile floors than I care to count, etc.Either learn some estimating and construction skills or look for projects that will create a major payoff from small changes.You're doing great, keep it up.

That being said I'm much more passionate about real estate and will likely to back to school in a few years for my MBA

I have a BS in Finance and even went back to get my MBA. 

If you don't love what you do, naturally a sane person will give up when times get really tough.I studied business as an undergrad and got my MBA with a real estate concentration even though I was in a completely different industry at the time.

You can make great money and you don't need an MBA or $50,0000 in your bank account.

Mine was an MBA, CPA, CFA, and holds multiple other profession accounting designations that are more sophisticated than a CPA.