It is slightly frustrating that with a master degree, background in doing commercial property as a employee (so experience!).  

Think and Grow Rich -- classicHow to Win Friends and Influence People -- another classicPitch Anything -- reading now, easy read, interesting ideas about how to give yourself leverage in negotiations (listen to the podcast where they talk about neurolinguistics--that's what I really want to master!)

Please take note, that I will be getting a full inspection and will also have a GC in there for the sake of having two different sets of eyes looking at it.The items that were disclosed are:i) All carpets will need replacement (either with new carpet or wood flooring).ii) The was a failed valve in the master bathroom which has soaked the drywall and damaged other areas.  

I'm currently saving money and also hoping to do an owner finance or a master lease type of deal if it presents itself. 

$4000 Master bathroom = removing old sink, counter, and fixtures.

Master charge: act.

We were under our former property management's master insurance policy in 2013.

I also think if you find a niche like REO's or First time home Buyers etc. and master it you can do well.Good luck.

@Gary Erdoglyan My husband was transferred when I was just of my master program.

Ask if they know anything coming up for sale.You can also search narpm.org for the RMP (Residential Management Professional) and MPM (Master Property Manager) certified.You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.