You have to be a master marketer, master sales man, master at valuing property, often a master at estimating rehab, a master networker. 

From the sound of it, you could easily excel without the masters.

(our thoughts are bumping roof to shed style and using that space for a new master bathroom and laundry (seperate from bathroom of course) Refinish all the walls, redo floors, and replace cabinets.

As a stand-alone topic, real estate investing has a steep learning curve because of the different strategies in which one can make money, so inevitably, you will need to try to master at least one sub-topic before moving onto the next. 

The main unit (3bd/1ba) has the "master" in the finished attic, and walks out onto deck on the backside. 

A legal way to bill back each tenant their fair usage of a master metered property.

I have a bachelors degree from Calvin College, and a master's degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. 

Let's go deeper into my earlier comment, but realize that I'm talking with two masters degrees in engineering. 

But it turns out that the master bed and bath for the main house (where I'll be living) is an unpermitted addition.

Is it master metered or individual?