I have an uncle who has over 35 years of carpentry experience and an uncle who has over 10 years of residential general contracting experience (currently lives in Florida, though).I have a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Project Management and I graduated in the top 10% of my class.I have 7+ years of business management/finance experience working in supply chain roles.I decided last summer that I wanted to learn about flipping houses.

There is a reason on a sq ft basis that bachelors usually fetch a higher rent per sq ft. over a 2 bedroom.

I’m also taking college classes in hopes to finish my AA degree before I finish 11th grade to then start my bachelors in senior year.

The Property Manager had a Bachelor's degree in Communications.

I recently graduated from the University of Miami with a Bachelor's in Finance and I'm looking to work/learn for a couple years before starting grad school towards an MBA, most likely specified in real estate.In the meantime, I got some footing in the game and earned my real estate sales associate license in 2018, my freshman year of college.

They were primarily self-contained bachelor units.  

We're at 1.0 months supply of inventory, the rates are still low and move are still flocking to SD that are younger, richer, and more educated. 2/3rds of everyone coming here has a bachelors degree or higher now. 

Tenant: 30something, he's got 2 bachelors degrees - working in his degree'd field for 5 years.  

I'm 22 and I just graduated with a Bachelors in Social Work.

In April 2021 my wife and I were looking into purchasing a house for her while we used to be geo bachelor’s.