Then afterwards starting my bachelor’s.  

It's not even possible to become a CPA without having at least an equivalent of a bachelor's in accounting (some minor exceptions). 

I am a lifelong learner.I would also like to look into going back to school for a Bachelor's Degree.

Cash invested: $20,000 Duplex on Airbnb with one side “Girls Trip” theme & the other side is “Bachelor Pad” themed.

(I'll be in Wilmington myself June 21-23 for a bachelor party actually haha)

My educational background includes a bachelor's degree in both Computer Science and Business Administration.

Therefore, now that I have my bachelors, I have come around again. 

If golf is big in your market, or you have bachelor parties, etc. it could add $100/night to your ADR.

Im actually just finishing up on an ADU down the road at a different property so that may be a good indication if I can finish it quick enough to see resultsI also was thinking of making the barn a combination of both and make it like a bar themed loft for a guys / bachelor trip and build the simulator in with the living room as it can double as a projector type screen for netflix ect. 

Here's the difference between the two - a CPA typically has to have a bachelor's degree in accounting and masters level of education then pass a series of difficult accounting exams, while an accountant may have zero qualifications; this could be your local bookkeeper who learned everything on the job.There is also an Enrolled Agent.