It undoubtedly opened many new doors in my career that would never have been opened with just a Bachelors.

@Shiloh Lundahl college education, by far...The average, in state, college tuition is about $10k, so that's $40k for a bachelor's degree.Average lifetime earning (45 years) for a bachelor's degree holder vs.

Just being able to have the credential of a college graduate with a Bachelors degree has huge value.

Through hard work and perseverance I was able to earn my bachelors degree without scholarships/grants and only cumulating about $15k in student loans.

Limited inventory and high demand, in a city where 62% of people have a bachelors degree and on top of that has the second best IT job market in the country.It will end in a few years but that's why I'm trying to transition into MFH.

For the past year or so, I have contemplated whether or not I should finish my bachelors degree because of a few different reasons.

Who knows how long the bachelors may end up taking.Doing all of my assignments and studying is incredibly time consuming, and I have to keep my part time job to survive.

Why are you throwing away a $150k bachelor's degree and seeking hourly jobs like the unskilled?

I will give you a story because I think it's funny but my husband had a bachelor pad on the beach on Lake Michigan for his first home that he house hacked with a roommate. 

Get your bachelor's, get your master's if your field requires it to progress, and kick butt at what you do in order to maximize both your active income while educating yourself on passive income sources, like real estate, so that you can invest in it wisely.