Although you won't make great money, see the 2-3 years working for a PM as your bachelors of Real Estate Management.

Or like a 30-something-year-old bachelor who pretty much just heats up pre-made food in the microwave for every in-home meal walking up to the chef of a successful French restaurant and asking her how he can cook like that and open a restaurant.

I also have my bachelor's degree in interior design.  

I have a friend who did her bachelors in statistics, was an actuary, hated it, and is currently doing her PhD in gender studies and is looking into how the media represents women.

But in those properties three out of the 8 tenants have bachelor's degrees and 2 of those are working on Master's degrees and another tenant is working on his Bachelors.

They are sloppy bachelors and I will not want to show the house while it is occupied.

I made the choice to turn my life around, and a few years later I was on the right path having earned my Bachelors degree and a decent paying job.

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

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. 

I'm currently studying Business Administration and plan to get a bachelors.