My husband and I are aspiring real estate investors working on our first move.Originally, our goal was to pay off our high student debt.

Currently I'm a student at CCSF perusing a broker license and financial degree.

Millenials are more transient, crippled with student loan debt, and skeptical of the "American dream."

I have experience in both distressed low value residential RE and student housing, and I'm excited to learn more.

Architecture has been my passion ever since I was a destructive young boy, and like most enthusiastic and idealistic emerging architects, there is a moment of reckoning when you discover the disconnect between how imagine architecture and the realities of the profession/industry.

I joined to gather more information and advice from people who have made the jump into this being there full time profession so any advice would be appreciated. 

I'm a financial planner by profession, I deal largely with company and state retirement plans and assisting clients with retirement funding analysis.

(Good or bad parts of town).23 y/o; <$7,500 in (1) student loan.Here is my question to you all: With $20-$23k in savings, should I put off trying to buy a multi-family and devote that budget to wholesaling in hopes of maybe doubling, tripling or quadrupling that amount overtime?

There are several groups in the area using that title run by students of Brad Sumrok.

I've done various direct marketing campaigns in the metro counties of my own and those of students of our yellow letter mentorship in GaREIA.