Of course, what they find once they get into the business is that -- because of the low barriers to entry and the allure of easy money -- there is LOTS of competition from other like-minded individuals.They soon realize that to stand out and make a lot of money, they need to work harder and smarter than the competition, they need to master sales, marketing and real estate skills, and they need to dedicate themselves to real estate as a CAREER, not just a hobby.

He is the master facilitator for Cashflow 101.

Yes - I will be finishing the Attic as a full master suite, eventually.

The good news is that every time you get that "wow I have no clue what any of these words mean, and there is 10,000,000 of them on this page" feeling and fight you your way through it, you're becoming smarter and one step closer to being a master investor:)I think probably the best step to take is to network with other, local investors in person.

The duplex has 3 bedrooms (which includes a master with it's own half bathroom).

Im planing to finish that house for me to live there and work (Im hoping next year to get a job - After I finish my masters).Now, I was thinking to bulid another house, smaller one just for renting rooms, right next to the one which I already have.I want to build house that will have like on one flor two rooms, but every rooms would have wc and kichen on its own.

Hi all,I am a recent grad from the University of Illinois - Urbana/Champaign, where I received a Master of Architecture and Master of Civil Engineering - Project Management.

If anything he was under so we went ahead and upgraded appliance, master bath and the landscaping for curb appeal.

The HOAs also hold a master insurance policy, so my individual policy is usually pretty inexpensive.  

I realized that in order to use my degree effectively, I'd need to get my Masters.