But what happens when you graduate college, enter the pros, and can only hold up for a couple of years before your body breaks.

22, just graduated this past May from High Point University and am willing to learn all I can and become saturated with real estate knowledge.

I set a goal for myself to buy my first home a year after graduating college--it took me 2 years.

I've matured alot since graduating college, but my past still haunts me financially.

I'm just starting out trying to wholesale and build up enough capital to "graduate" to bigger and better types of real estate such as rehabbing and eventually commercial, but the more I dig and network, the more I realize that I am in a really really small market.

You and I are in somewhat the same boat, having graduated from law school about the same time.

I am a recent college graduate looking to get into real estate investing.

Then my aunt proceeded to tell me why her husband was supposedly the wealthiest doctor out of his entire graduating class.

I've also saved up some money and I'd like to purchase a multi-family house near Los Angeles area (3 or 4 unit family house under 420K would be ideal).I graduated from college on June 2014, I have some employment gaps in the past couple of years and they are as follow:.

Recent college graduate looking to begin real estate investing preferably wholesaling.