Do they tend to move out of the room and find something else when they return to school?

I currently go to school in Montreal so the market doesn't really interest me there for what i could paywhen I say I can get the all the money its just that it's not like I need for my potential partner to chip in but I just think that he should chip in, at least a little bit so that he would feel more "invested" in the project.

At 18 right after High School I started as a real estate agent, and with the right guidance, a year later I bought my first property.

I am way to old school to try any of this  LOL.. of course I get 100% of my business by referral so I have no need to market anything and being old school I pick up the phone and talk to my investors in person ..

I’m a recent graduate from community college and currently a senior at George Mason University, majoring in Information Technology with a concentration in cloud computing.

Round Rock is a popular choice due to its proximity to tech companies and good schools, while Pflugerville offers a quiet suburban environment.

Also, you will never do what we tell you to do because it's hard, not easy, so...My son who 1) is not stupid, he is graduating from UCSB next month 2) has been around my rentals and me his entire life 3) in high school had a fairly successful handyman business with a dozen part-time employees, indicated he wanted to be a real estate investor.  

I was recently talking to a graduate of one of the military academies who will be moving to the Denver/Aurora area at the end of this year.

New construction SFH in a B+ grade community across the street from the high school and middle school.

My husband is an old-school builder.