Let me know.Chuck Masters

I'm currently getting my masters in finance, and I currently live with my parents.

Anyways i recently got my real estate license after getting out of the military with the goals of learning more about real estate investing and attempt to master a few more options out there.

Gulf front, 6th floor (so your views are over the tops of the palm trees) master bedroom with a king to sleep and an ensuite, two other queens, another bath and full kitchen.You might consider this a hybrid investment with vacation benefits.

The average person that graduates from trade school makes about as much as a person with a masters degree I believe and it takes 6-9 months instead of 6-8 years and is way less expensive.

I will have them a Letter of Intent within a week (sent Priority Mail to their address back home) that outlines 3 options: Master Lease/Option, Real Estate Contract, and Cash Sale.

Others, not so much; such as his wife thinking there was leak under the master bath sink but when we and the plumber went over there, it was bone dry.

Brinks, Master Lock ...?

So it may be wise to build up your credit over the next several months.Back to the down payment issue- if you don't have enough saved up, you can either wait until you have saved up some more, or go the creative financing route, where you negotiate with sellers directly for seller financing, or a master lease, or something along those lines.Banks don't like to lend on TOO run-down properties.

I know you are new but one of the greatest things I've done is build great relationships with:Roofer - I no longer require estimates, just go out and fix or replaceLicensed plumber - has a master key to all my propertiesLicensed Electricians - make sure they have a bucket truckOld School licensed Electrician - For properties over 100 years oldInsurance guy - one call to give him the address and one more call to let him know when I am closingLaw firm for litigation, lawsuits, contracts and contesting property valuesAsphalt company