., do not let investing prevent your obligation to master your craft and put service before self. 

I think the very best investors focus on becoming a master in a specific market and are able to spot the trends (capture a lot of value/make $$$) before the masses catch on and flood the market. 

I have my master's and my principal certification.

The only projects remaining include the entire master bath, painting the exterior and some various touch ups that aren't really a factor.  

I recently read up on @Brandon Turner's book "The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (and Low) Money Down" and found an interest in Master Lease Options.

I'd like to expand my Master Mind group. 

But the most important thing (I think) is to pick one and if it works well enough, to stick with it and master it.

I bought Tony Robbin's book, "Money, Master the Game" recently and am reading through it.

If you are an investor and a contractor did a great job for you, at a reasonable cost, you may now return the favor to him by referring him.I need a new bathroom and a new addition, converting a deck into a master, plus some lighter interior walls and drywall work. 

I would say under 10 houses use all methods rent to lease, master lease, all cash, and etc.