Assuming you have inspected the property to the degree you know what you are buying within reason, you understand the sale terms and fees, and so on then they are fine.

I have a degree in accounting and do a fair bit of tax planning and preparation too.

The homeowner apparently broke into tears because he had no idea anyone would have that degree of business ethics.My view is this: you have the opportunity right now to show yourself what you're made of.

If you are rather new, it may influence others to some degree that you are successful enough to swing a new car, you're not a total dead beat (LOL), I see through such things, but others may look to your stature and it may help in obtaining business, a more favorable impression. 

So many people have gotten a 4 year degree stuck with 80k student loans thinking they would get that 50k a year job.

im interested in starting a career as a landlord and I want to know if there are any degrees or classes tht are helpful in the field

I would suggest you start by building your education, whether that is a college degree, independent education on a skill or a trade, or surrounding yourself with mentors.

@Gabriel LazcanoWelcome to the site.IMO the time and money spent on getting a graduate degree would be better spent investing in the business that you are already operating.My $.02

I am currently a full time student, with about two years left until I get my bachelors degree and I am also working a part time job.

My name is Mystica.I'm 22 pursuing an English Licensure degree from the University of SouthernMississippi.