However, I am about to start my masters degree and I am working as a nanny until I start, so I don't have a typical full-time job.

I currently still work with her and have mastered my craft.

@Mark DeLorenzo @Alexander Felice Is a master of the delayed finance BRRRR.

The house was very outdated/distressed when we bought it and we've already rehabbed completely the master bedroom and master bath, so we think we'd get a higher appraisal already.

I rent the master suite and a secondary bedroom/bathroom for a total of $1,800 per month.

The house was turned into a 3 bed 2 bath with a master suite.

A few of my thoughts, they say advice is worth what you pay for it.1) What about doing a master lease on the property for a year with an option to buy.

Once this skill is learned and mastered it means you can now invest in any market in the country and you are not limited to your own backyard.

Well, the story started in 2009. 2009: 1st year in the United States for getting my master’s degree in computer science, fell in love with web design and web development.2010: Graduated from school and started working full-time at a logistics company with very minimum wages (I didn’t know at the time) at around 3K a month and long-hour day (10-12 hours a day).Fast forward to 2012: Quitted my first job and joined a tech startup as a junior front end developer, learned a ton of stuff about writing codes.2013: Got married and got to know Biggerpockets by listening to the podcasts every day while taking my wife to work back and forth.

Most cities post their long term master plan (development plan) online, so you can see where the city is helping to grow economic activity & revitalization (eg tax incentives)