My buddy's a master plumber and general contractor.

Pick a strategy, run with it, when you are a master, you add the next strategy...

When you say force entry are you talking about a master key or actually forcing or breaking in the door?

Hi All,I just graduated with a master degree last year and currently look for an investment team to join in Queens, NY.

My only two cents is that people get exposed to notes and get excited based on the level of professed returns, and start moving in a number of directions to break themselves into the space.The real question lies with self-reflection and formulating investment strategies that fit your desired lifestyle.That is what needs to be done first and foremost in addition to mastering your own financial situation.Once you get a handle on yourself and your course in life, then you determine if notes need to be a part of the equation and how much time & capital you have to commit to it.If you are posting to find an alternative to receiving good formal training on notes in order to save 2k, note investing may not be for you as it’s a capital intensive endeavor and much capital can be lost if you slip up.The thing to do is self-reflection, getting your finances in order, and vetting the training and trainer (i.e.

My plan is to take 2016 to master the fundamentals of Wholesaling.  

Property needs a master bath and cosmetic updating but is in otherwise pretty good shape.When initially discussing this with the HML, I suggested dropping interest rates to avoid any conflict with HOEPA/Section 32 requirements, and having a side agreement whereby providing them consulting fees for my blossoming real estate business.  

A goal may be to learn a niche and master it.  

Maybe it has a pink toilet and tub in the master bathroom ... maybe the work triangle in the kitchen is super long, find some flaw in the house that can be addressed slowly over time without spending a fortune (or a set of flaws, even better).  

Oh Ben you are a click bait master and wizard level forum troll and yes your points hit close to home.I moved from Maryland to Texas a little over a year ago and rented out my home back there and I have a PM.