I have been working in the science field, specifically pharmaceutical, since I graduated in 2013.

depends on location, in a city they should be within .5 mi, in a suburb 1 mile and rural  5 miles but unique properties can be stretched further, I have done thousands of BPO's for banks, the rules were 3 listed and 3 solds, within 20% speck and similar condition, and make appropriate adjustments for differences, there is more art than science to it.

First, appraisals are not an exact science.

There's a science to it that I love, but the patterns are not as obvious as I've seen in other cities. 

The thing is that it wasn't rocket science to figure out that this was going to go up. 

There are a million different neutral colors to pick from and I'm sure there is science behind some doing better than others.When someone buys a house, at least from my experiance, they want to paint once they move in anyways.

Those are the exception (science, medicine, law, etc).

Recently, I graduated from East Carolina University with a Bachelor in Science (Accounting).I always wanted to get involved with real estate, although I didn't know for sure which avenue I wanted to take.

I recently graduated from USC with a Masters degree in Computer Science and started working as a tech consultant in Los Angeles California.

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