I am a college student (senior) and want to get started in real estate.I know I don't want to go to anything financially heavy-based (commercial real estate analyst, underwriter, etc.).I wanted to gain ideas from this great community what are some jobs/departments in residential and commercial that one can go into that still pays well, but isn't so strictly revolved around finance and has good growth opportunity.

Andrew is an engineer and has held senior executive roles in several Fortune 500 companies, and he has established himself as a local top multifamily real estate Sponsor over the past decade.

Aaron Terrazas, senior economist at Zillow Group, says the housing market is being supported by a strong national economy, particularly in rural areas and smaller cities.

Millennials and seniors like apartments . there’s 80 million + baby boomers that are set to downsize and of coarse get health complications in the coming years .

We lend to non-US citizens but are capped at 65% LTV for rental loans.

( Please consider the fact that this project is overseas, and I'm a U.S citizen)Thank you,Navid

ARV = 235KAs is value = 225KRehab needed < 10K (mostly yardwork)Seller's motivation:Seller is 90 years oldFell ill over a year agoMoved into senior care facility, but kept utilities on thinking she'd eventually move back.

I’m happy to pay every nickel of what I legally owe to the government as a tax paying and law abiding citizen but not a penny more.

Find local senior care organizations, do enough googling or networking and you'll likely find networking groups where you can connect with folks in the biz then you can track down ownership or operators from there.  

I also own a senior citizen concierge business so I’m an entrepreneur all the way through and through!