Being in the United States and immersed in the language will help him become more proficient in English.

So... back to home search.My issue is the following: I am torn betweenA. investing right away into a 2-family B&H house, to get to live in 1 unit and rent the other for profitB. getting my first single family home to move away from renting, start building some equity, and keep my mind clear to focus on investing.Advantages of A: getting right away immersed into the joy of landlording, receiving cashflow income, investing in a liquid multi-family property that may appreciate more than single family...Advantages of B: cheaper, easier process, less overhead, build equity, more cash available for investing, more choice...Initially, I wanted to go for the 2-family house, plan A, for all the reasons above.

I would like to keep my full-time job, but also immerse myself into my investments.

My question is directed at more of gaining an immersive experience of the flipping process during my final semester in undergrad.    

For people that want to build real wealth, immersing yourself in high value investments from the beginning is the only way to learn. 

As someone else said, educate and immerse yourself in RE & your confidence will grow because you will feel that you have something to contribute.

Immerse yourself in the community. 

That said, however, I also think it is easy to get caught up thinking that buying your own home has to be a good deal - especially once you start immersing yourself in the world of RE Investment - bearing in mind that most people buy a home just to live in it to suit their individual needs.

Joshua D.Correct, I plan  to work as an analyst for a firm/bank then use the money as starting capital, the job itself will provide valuable experience and add credibility, and I will be immersed by real estate.  

The best thing to do is to learn your market and immerse yourself in the mobile home business locally.