I have been involved in the field of real estate for almost 40 years.  

If you want to go into a specialized field like engineering, law, medicine, then clearly you need a "useful degree".  

Don't hold on for some magics, time of the year when all the desperate buyers come out to the fields of the MLS.

I'm a recent 24 yr old college graduate working isn't Information Technology field.

However, I have zero experience in the field and have tons of learning to do understand the field.

I am really interested in working with investors but willing to learn anything in the field.

In addition, you could also put up a website for lead generation and have your VA make fielding phone calls to your leads on your behalf and report the details to you for you to follow up with.As far as running comps is concerned, it may not be very easy for a VA with no real estate background to run comps for you.

I am sincerely amazed by how knowledgeable and friendly the BP community is and I'm eager to learn and contribute as I find my niche and get more familiar with REI.A bit about myself, I live in Cincinnati and work in the pediatric health field, but my goal is to become a full time real estate investor.

Then decide once graduation comes if I'd like to continue to pursue it full time or go into my field of study.

One of the best things about this thread is that is sheds light on where I'm so lacking in my knowledge of the field.