Zillowtalk - by Spencer Rascoff & Stan Humphries (CEO & Chief Economist at Zillow respectively)I saw this book recommended to me on Google Play and then saw it on Audible again so I got it, I was intrigued by the tagline: List your home after March Madness but before Masters Week. 

Hello,I just wanted to get some discussion going with more experienced individuals on this subject - getting a Masters Degree.I recently got presented the opportunity to go to grad school for Masters of Science in Real Estate (MSRE).

To do that, you have to come up with the replacement part.Getting parts:There are Web sites that are pretty good at helping you find the part you want; a couple of them are Repair Clinic and Parts Select. 

Or do whatever else @Dave Foster says- because he's the master of 1031. 

I currently rent the basement out as its own suite (it has a living room, separate entrance, bedroom, fireplace) for $900/month, one upstairs bedroom for $700/month, and the other for $650/month for a total of $2,250/month while I live in the master bedroom (if you read my blog it will say I'm generating $2,300/month as I was at the time but one of my tenants moved out unexpectedly so I listed the room $50 lower to quickly fill it).

But we get non-stop newbies looking for Arbitrage and non-stop newbies looking for advice to get started. what if we pinned an Arbitrage/Master Lease thread and a new to short term rental thread on top and unpinned the evicting thread?

I want a specialist that's an expert, and not a jack of all trades and master of none.

I am looking at a master lease of a property at Stevens Pass and it has plumbing issues during the winter time.

I no longer use my Bachelors & Masters and still have the opportunity to enjoy my 20's (and now 30's having just turned 30). 

After doing some research here and online i provided her with a list of documents/requirements she is to provide prior to day of signing. vet/clinic, license, vaccine and proof of spayed/neutered.