I also spent some time with a regional builder after college as a project manager taking homes from first dig through final inspection.  

I graduated college 4 months ago and I started health insurance sales 1 month ago.

Start with a basic real estate text book, or a basic real estate course at a local college or through a Realtor's Association.  

I'm a college student graduating in May and trying to get ahead of the game and jump into the real estate game now.

So I live near a small town that has a small community college, a Walmart, a Sheetz, and a couple other little places in it.

Hello BP,I am looking to get my feet wet in real estate investing after I just recently graduated college and started working a 9-5 in Little Rock, AR. 

I know investment property near college campuses always do well due to the high turnover but values near Austin's UT campus have me wishing I'd bought 3-4 condos back in 2009.

First off, Hello everyone my name is Reed and this is my first time starting a discussion.I'm posting here in the Starting Out category because I need some suggestions on where to begin with real estate.Here is some relevant information regarding my current situation:I'm 23 years old with one year until I graduate college.

I currently have about $10k in savings, paying $450 rent and will come out of college debt free.

I am a college student and I have recently been reading books and watching videos on real estate investing.