I can figure most things out but I'm no master carpenter and my appetite for doing big projects myself is non-existent.

😁 I think  we will end up doing what you suggested unless we can find a place we can rehab and put in split double master's.

If you ever buy something, be fully aware that it’s a highly illiquid market with waaayyy too much supply and if you make a mistake or change your mind & ever wish to sell what you bought, that can take years to do.There's a "Master Poconos Thread" here on BP with contributions from a lot of local experts.

The strategy that I aim to master is the BRRRR method.

Lender insists on us providing a copy of the Master Insurance Policy but HOA is saying thats something they dont give out. 

Lots of investors often shy away from these types of rentals, but over the years I've somewhat mastered them and I sometimes believe the more I have the easier they become to manage. 

Since I will have two masters' degrees as of this coming May, I think it is important to apply my knowledge and establish my full value in the employment marketplace.

He has a master's in tax and is a successful investor himself.  

My question is: What should go on my master checklist for taking over the property?

My main interest from that point on is to carry out the BRRRR method to expand my portfolio.So few questions to the real estate masters in the forum:1.