I am 29 years old with a masters in structural engineering and I work for Tetra Tech, It's an engineering company that does a wide range of work all around the country.

If I'm understanding correctly, you're essentially looking to split the business out to where "the business" (you) receives the tenant's rent and then that entity pays the "landlord" (also you) on a master lease, pocket-to-pocket.

I was hoping to get some insight from anyone that got their Masters in Real Estate and learn about how it was and if it helped you land the job that you wanted or helped you go out on your own.

You can have a commercial property yielding 10% as a master lease whereby all current and future cash flow and capital gains are tax free in your Solo401k plan.All.

Going for a master's degree and looking to house hack.

Hello BP community, thank you in advance for the advice :)I'm concerned about my "master plan" for real-estate investing.

I'm finishing up my bachelor's in accounting and going for an one-year master degree starting in August this year.

I work a 9-5 at a dead end job in logistics to put my wife through school while she is working on her masters in the medical field.

Hello Everyone,I am graduating from my master's program this week, and I am ecstatic to finally be making a decent income so that lenders will lend to me!

Once they switched the animal from a pet to a service animal, you were legally forced to respond and now you may end up renting to these master manipulators.