There are many options.One scenario we would like to have is to live on/by the water (Gulf or ocean) 4 months out of the year, Colorado 2 months out of the year (Summer to escape the Texas heat), and "Home" in Texas the other 6 months, less any destination vacation trips we take...Looking at the Ritz Carlton Bachelor Gulch, or similar level, for the Colorado piece - 1 BR Suite with full kitchen, turnkey, etc. for $700K. 

Hey, I just graduated with my bachelor degree in Business Administration and currently taking the 75 hour course to get my real estate license. 

Well, let this ex Marine, Viet Nam Vet, single dad, who went from unemployment to owning 16 single family rental homes and 28 multi family properties in less than 4 years, while attending college to obtain not one but two bachelor degrees while raising two young children tell you my reaction.

I even had a Section 8 recipient/tenant who earned her bachelors & masters in her fields of choice.

This is ironic because I loved psychology so much that it is my bachelor degree concentration (I feel like I fell victim to some secret psychological fallacy here, haha).

I made one exception for a portion of a bachelor suite I have.

From here on, think of it as tuition towards obtaining a bachelors degree in real estate investment.It seems like you might be at the point where you need to go beyond books and screens and get into the real world to learn more.

Will add a chain on one grill in yard when one bachelor group moved it from original place.

For this reason I have a bachelors in Aerospace engineering a masters in finance and am in the process of starting a masters in mechanical engineering.

I graduated university with a Bachelors in Chemistry and currently work a full time job with no plans of leaving in the near future due to the stable income it provides my family and I.