So I enrolled in a taxation masters of all things and took an elective course in Real Estate Investing.

A master lease option (something @Brandon Turner has talked about) is not a sale until the option is exercised, right?

I have my masters in finance and have day traded the market with my own funds and also invest more long term in the market.

However if the market shifts I'm willing to be flexible and change to hit my goals.like Jay said mastering one subject at a time. 

She completed her Master in RE Development at USC, and has been well satisfied with the quality of education as well as the networking contacts.The program offered at Southern Cal is what I refer to as REAL education, in contrast to the crap offered by the over promoted, over hyped, get rich in real estate guru crowd such as Rich Dad, (President) Trump University, Carlton Sheets, etc.  

I suggest you become a master of time management before you start wholesaling as you will need it.

Jeff Charlow at Masters  Title.

I am having a hard time on where to start as there are so many different areas to master.

Here's what I suggest:Build a good credit score by getting a credit card and paying it off quickly - check with your local credit union and apply for a secured visa/master credit card that will convert to a regular card after six months of a positive payment history.

What they are proposing is $1700 to move in, they will maintain and upgrade the yard, change out electric stove for gas stove, replace a faucets, toilets, and some other upgrades to expand out the master bathroom.