I know that with the help of the Bigger Pockets community, I'll be right up there with the masters of this game in no time!

This is a niche that I suggest you spend more time to master.  

, so whatever is in Google Sheets is our "master plan" for when the deal goes live, and we beat the official software with a baseball bat until it matches what is in Google Sheets down to the 100th decimal place (the 0.001% in DTI, for example) .

And the master lease was born ;)

I graduated with a master of science in management science and engineering from Columbia University.

RE investing can be easy once one has mastered a spefic niche and is making money but that person doesn't become lazy, they become even more motivated.

Landscapers, Master insurance policy, cleaners, etc can all be bid out to make sure you have the best pricing and level of service available that residents are happy with.

For example my wife and I wouldn't get a place that wasn't 3/2 or better. we need a master, a guest room, and an "office space" or storage room for larger things we don't use that often.

Particularly, I want to change a former morning room (which does not have foundation) to a master bedroom (which requires foundation).

So we have the building covered under the master insurance policy of the HOA.