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Should I go to a University in a location I want to be long term?
I have a few years before graduating high school, but I want to start looking into colleges. Now, I've been reading some material on real estate investing, and networking seems to be a big thing. During my four years of university, I want to attend local real estate investor meetups and "get connected." I also want to start investing small, while at school, to get a bit of a head start. Meeting people during this phase will make a massive difference, but if I move to another state after my four years of college, most of those relationships won't be important. So my question is, should I pick a college in a state that is better for real estate investing?