When I started at a large public firm, those who had their masters were not any better or worse at the job (and we all got paid the same).If you're close to the 150, I would just take a few extra business-related classes and avoid the tuition of a masters/MBA.If I wasn't close to the requirement and had to pursue an advanced degree, I would do the MBA 100% no questions asked (if the prices are similar).

What are the next steps you would take?

If so, would you mind explaining the steps that were involved that would differ from a residential Brrrr?

Hello everyone, I have a friend that don’t know what his next step should be regarding his house.

Hi @Nick Michaels,That's great that you are taking steps toward creating a more financially life.

If you want to really pursue it, I'd say ask a lawyer (but you'll probably pay them the same amount you're losing...).It sounds like she is following the rules for notifying you 30 days in advance."

@Stephen Warnock Congrats on taking your first step!

Advantage here is I don't have to pursue outside investors and speed of cash access. 

BRRR gives you the opportunity to step into the market with a lot less risk because you have more time to pick your exit. 

This property was purchased at a auction at the courthouse steps.