But if your goal is to just "have a degree" because a certain percentage of applications require a bachelors degree, then do some serious thinking as to whether or not 4+ years and thousands of dollars is going to pay off for you (keep in mind I have worked in similar roles as people who chose to go straight to work instead of school and gained experience that way).

I am a accountant I charge by the hour but not 150 or 200.I would say whomever you get needs to have a Bachelors degree in Accounting at least. 

I have a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry and currently work at Baker Hughes.

Aside from major commercial, I have experience with numerous home renovation projects, as I come from a family of home builders, investors, and flippers.I am a graduate of UF with a Bachelors of Science in Building Construction (go gators!)

@Anthony Nguyen I graduated from a maritime state school with a bachelors degree and a U.S Coast Guard license.

I have been in real estate (through corporate america) since the age of 18, and I just received (as of June 29th) my bachelor's in the subject.

Ya know, the stuff you would write to your grandma.Anyway, I finish everything up and then I head out to Chicago for a buddy's bachelor party.

I'm afraid I currently have little money right now for any possible down payments.My plan is since I'm lacking in finances I plan to get a full time job with my bachelors to get my business starting and eventually scale up to being a full time investor.

He's also a 40+ year old bachelor who smokes and drinks.. alot!

I have a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology.