Property is a 2 bed 2 bath condo but the interesting part is that each bedroom is a master suite.

All the feedback we get is that everyone wants the master down.

Remodeled it, new cabs/ flooring/paint/pool plaster/ front door/ master shower/ kitchen slab counters/appliances75K What was the outcome?

Lastly, how much would you recommend having in savings, or readily available, before signing a master lease agreement on this property?

The list is endless I could go on forever.I feel a lot of people waste time with wholesaling, flipping, and a bunch of other stuff in the beginning because it takes a long time to master those things and get any kind of significant results.If you partner with a good agent you can buy a primary residence in a short time, learn the basics of the real estate acquisition process, with very little out of pocket AND a low credit score.

I am from atlanta georgia, and i am looking for an attorney that can draw up all of my commercial contracts and master lease option agreements.

I show him the master bedroom (which is the best), and tell the other guys that they need to pick their own bedrooms.  

We "rolled" the dice on this one by adding high-end features, upgrading all systems, converting a bedroom into a master bathroom and closet, converting a sun-room into an office and tastefully combining all the modern features while conserving the integrity of the building, it being a craftsman home built in 1920.

Currently I live in a 3 bedroom 2 bath house that I am remodeling, one bath upstairs and one down, I was wondering if it would be worth it to combine the master bedroom with the bathroom and putting a half bath in the large utility room?

My new master plumber was WON-DER-FUL.