When I was looking, there were 2 or 3 bedroom options with rooftops for similar prices which made ask a similar question.  

I don't invest in options even though I got my MBA in finance, because, frankly, I don't understand them well enough, lol.

Knowing what I know now after ten years in finance I couldn’t help myself but to write a book on financial literacy.

I'm an early-40s technologist that has worked a ton in finance, as well as a bunch of other industries, as part of my W2 employment.

Any help is appreciated…Extra details:Current small biz owner, MBA in Finance & Marketing, $15,000 my own cash to put into the deal, good credit score, student loan debt only, and a partner that repairs/renovates properties daily at his job. 100% of our time will be devoted to this project.

I'm a 22 years old recent college grad working in finance in NYC.

Solar, propane for heater & shower, mini split, fridge that runs off DC, tongue & groove ceiling with puck lights, farm house sink with butcher block counter tops, full bed with storage underneath, 3 seatbelts connected to couch that turns into 2nd full bed, all electric is stored under bench, an induction stove top, fully furnished with pots, pans, and work out essentials, and our favorite part: A ROOFTOP DECK to enjoy the sites.

I am graduating college in May with a bachelor's in finance.

As real estate property owners, we all know that we can rent out units and homes, but have you considered leasing out your rooftop?

Most banks or companies required some sort of financial background such as a bachelors in finance or economics.