In the near future a McDonald’s application will read like this: Must have Bachelors Degree...point being...even though I think degrees are pointless the Real World does not.

I am a recent graduate of the University of Rhode Island, and my roommate (and also longtime friend from college) and I are quickly preparing to purchase our first property.We were both fortunate enough to acquire well-paying jobs straight out of college, and being bachelors, have very little expenses (though student loan payments kick in starting in December so that's another expense to be factored into all of this).

Prior to entering the study of law, Tyler attended UCLA, receiving a bachelors degree in History. 

I am also going to college for a Bachelors of Arts in Accounting.

I'm only really able to afford a bachelor flat in the market I'm currently renting in, Green Point.

The only reason i havent dropped out yet is because, like many, a bachelors degree secures a job.

Also, I'd be going to college for around $10,000 total and getting a Bachelors degree.

I eventually grew up & went to college, where I got a Bachelor of Fine Arts with emphasis in Photography.

(Note: most are students and bachelors)Strategy: buy and hold$239,900 asking price (realtor and zillow says its high)$200,000.00 sales price (the price we'd start bid with)$179,925.00 loan amount (25% down due to legalities of FHA rules)$820.00 approximate monthly payment with 3.7% at 30 years$7000 taxes per year (roughly)$2000.00 insurance per year (realtor provided estimate)$1450 rent income for each unit (market rate based on rental comps in the area)Is this a good deal?

for 5 years (4 year bachelor's and an accelerated 1 year master's degree).