No it was no typo, my triplex is officially a duplex, but the basement of the lower unit where I live has been outfitted as a bachelor pad, so it's got it's own bathroom, small kitchen, stone fireplace, and a nice shiny wood floor.

I have a computer science bachelor's degree that is useful ONLY for my current day-job.I have not done any RE courses neither am I planning to.

I'm 23 and have been in a rut lately, I have an AA degree, and a computer networking degree, I dont have a bachelors/masters.

I'm currently a student at Ohio State and am graduating a year from June with a bachelors in real estate.

My friend has done this. 4) Try to find a house that you could convert each room into a mini bachelor suite.

I'm jealous that you live in Bend, especially if Bachelor would get just a little more snow sometime soon :)

I have my Bachelors degree, and I remember going into my administrators office (Or counselor) and she would just tell me what classes to take next, and 4 years later, I was done.

So far I have found:Real estate agent- License requiredReal estate appraisal- Associate degreeProperty manager- Bachelor degreeDevelopment/Construction- (Couldn't find)What are some more options?

It feels odd to say but I need to go back and finished the few remaining courses to obtain my Bachelor's degree in Accounting.

I just graduated from college with a bachelor's in business administration.