I've been buying houses alongside his career for some time now. 

Of course, I do not have huge amounts of cash being a student, but I should graduate nearly debt free.Being in Atlanta, I find it particularly difficult to get started on my own, so I looking to shadow or work alongside an Atlanta investor!

We (You and me) industry hacks sometimes err (Probably more me than you) and make the assumption that our audience has been in business along side us for decades and knows what we mean if not what we say.

but one that I still manange to squeeze cash flow from.I'm interested in my local residential market (BRRR, buy/hold, fix/flip) and very interested in learning literally everything on here, mentorship, partnership and partnering with hard money/private money lending.I currently have enough liquid assets to pay cash for the right deal or to contribute alongside a hard money/private money lender and look forward to my first local acquisition!

I look forward to contributing and learning alongside you all.

Do both, stat with the agent side and work alongside investors, you will learn a ton from working with them.

Alongside that you'll want to get an idea of operating expenses like average vacancy and turnover, maintenance costs, repair costs, management costs, etc. 

That's house hacking only you are doing it with roommates instead of having your tenants live alongside you in their own housing unit.

If anyone has any suggestions regarding a good area for multi-unit properties and/or property managers they recommend alongside the area, any input at all is appreciated!

This allows you the cash flow that you want so you are able to go about more projects along side this one.