Property Manager exploring alternate lines of work . What types of jobs should I consider in the future?
I have been a Property Manager for 20 years with no formal education. I am wondering what types of jobs will share similar skills that I should consider? I cannot be an on-site Manager since I am a homeowner now. I’ve been considering getting a degree but which one would be most desired to further my current expertise? Are there online colleges you’d recommend?
I primarily work in an office setting but often go outside the office to inspect homes, show homes and check repairs. I prefer that in/out combo so as to not be stuck in an office/cubicle all day although I may not have that choice priviledge.
Christina,
Thank you for your prompting question. I really want to be a house wife to my 3 kids, but since that’s not possible right now, I am doing what I’ve always done for my entire working career. If money was not an issue, I wouldn’t be working. But to connect a hobby and a job to do what I would love to do, that would be writing. I love to write and read but I’ve not pursued anything in that direction.
I also have so many hobbies that I love that it would be hard to choose. (Scrapbooking, photography, photo editing) but I don’t know if I love it so much to work in it. (Never thought about doing those things for a living).
Thanks for your input!

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