Percentage of population with a bachelor's degree or higher below state average.Based on all that information, it seems that we should focus on low income rentals, but that is not the whole picture, of course.

"- "My profession is that I am a dancer, like for bachelor parties.

I graduated with a bachelors degree in finance from PennState.

What I learned when I studied law (got a Bachelor's not a JD), is that the law is fair, and the measuring stick for everything is whether or not a sane person would think it sounds "reasonable."

I have a lot of personal experience as a renter, as I married at almost 40 and never bought while I was a bachelor (silly me).

Anymore than if they got a bachelors degree in art.  

Although I did not finish, I gathered enough units to receive three associates degrees from a local community college and will probably finish my bachelors degree when my life and health allow.

I did attain a Bachelors in Law, and many years ago got my real estate agent license in WA.But no education has served me better than learning law - especially contracts and how to look up laws. 

There's no way I could make as much with a bachelor apartment.Anyone thought about that?

Seller bought a 3/2 SFH as a bachelor pad.