I am graduating in December with a Bachelors Degree in Finance so I have a good understanding of risk/return, tradeoffs, cash flow analysis, etc.

If you are a bachelor or your partner doesn't mind having other housemates, you can buy single or multi family home and rent out the vacant rooms to pay for the bulk of your mortgage.

I graduate in June with a Engineering Bachelors.

Hi,I would suggest if he wants some sort of bachelor in business administration that he specializes in a field (Finance Major, Accounting Major, etc.)

Meeting people is done in Grade School, Sales and Marketing is Junior High School, RE is High School, Mortgage Finance is an Associates Degree, Buying Notes is a Bachelor's Degree, Buying NPNs is Graduate School and Compliance/Law is at the Doctorial level.

I know its habitable and all and from what I understand has an abundance of bachelors.

I do have a bachelors degree in history, but was unable to complete my masters.

I pay $300 more per month in rent for my little bachelor apartment (meaning no kitchen) then I did on my mortgage on my 3-story house in Atlanta :)

I just recently graduated with a Bachelors in Communication and minnor in business.

I finished my Bachelors degree, found a low level management job, and recently even completed my MBA (while foolishly going into debt to do it...I know, I know, at least it isn't a huge crushing amount of debt).