Details:The suite mix consists of 17 one bedroom units and 1 bachelor suite.

However, my agent said that small 1 bedroom and bachelor suites are doing well in the area.

I work in commercial construction and have a bachelors in mechanical engineering and my wife is a financial analyst and going for masters.

The floor plan itself is quirky, but will work for a single bachelor just fine, though I somewhat worry about future buyers (If I do end up selling it) and their preferences.

It looks like the upstairs apartment was a 3 bedroom but was then converted into a 2-bedroom apartment and a bachelor apartment.

Can't beat 1500/mo for someone full timeand has a bachelors degree.

Most don't know, because it's rather rare a program, but there is some Universities with Real Estate Degrees, Bachelor level.

I'm 18 years old, just got my Bachelor's Degree in Business (I graduated from High School at 15), have no credit score, 20K saved up, a full-time job, and am looking to buy a home for 200K or less (I live in an area conducive to this). 

I'm a geographic bachelor (work) and very much trying to save pennies to send home to the wife and the mortgage payment but this weekend is almost a mortgage payment itself!

I am currently working full-time and pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree online.