shareid=00f26c148However you did qualify it by saying "ethical and honest".  

Although I don't know a whole lot about the technicals from that time, I grew up seeing the dedication, lifestyle, and opportunities that the right attitude, work-ethic, and drive can bring in the real estate world.

Remember that this is a people business and we are solving their real estate related needs in an ethical, moral and legal fashion (yes, that last little bit stems from M.Q. but that is how I live too) and you can potentially do well.

I have used him and so far believe him to be ethical.

Also, you stand a better chance of learning the "correct" (legal, ethical, respected) way to conduct your transactions as opposed to questionable guru tactics many (but not all) wholesalers seem to employ.

If you plan 3-4 years ahead of graduation you can achieve that goal.Work on your values and ethics.

Any ideas on how to most ethically invest in under served communities, beyond being a great landlord?

You do have to adhere to a code of ethics especially if you have to represent yourself.

Hucksters operate in any and every industry; however, analysis will prove that in most instances a breach of ethical behavior would have been less tempting with a lower purchase price.

They don't manage properties for me, (I live in CA), but I can offer my strongest possible endorsement in terms of character and ethics:  http://www.expressrpm.com/.You should interview them.