I have thought about the second bachelors, but the thing is so many good 4 years don't accept post bach students.  The only ones that do are the calstate universities (in california as least).  If I can only get a 2nd bachelors at a calstate or a MACC at USC, which one will employers place more value on?  Which one will push me forward in my career and which on will hold me back?

As for the MBA, I have thought about it too but a lot of people say that they are worthless to employers unless you have solid business/accounting/finance work experience to back it up.  Is this accurate?  I only have real estate experience.  If I want to go for the CPA, I can always take classes at extension programs right?

Thanks a bunch!!

I don't know about CA, bit I am curently pursuing a 2nd BS degree at Washington State University.  If you do a Macc, then yes, you can take the buiness classes elsewhere.  Finally, you do not have to have accounting or finance experience to get into a good MBA program.  MBA students have a wide array of work experience, whether it is in real estate, the military, healthcare, law, etc.  Nearly all business schools do not require you to have a specific career path.