Seeing them "graduate" out of the halfway house to a non-halfway house rental (or even a home) is the best feeling you can have.  

My younger goes to UNT and older one (graduated) works for UNT.

My name is Dayton Bishop and I recently graduated high school and currently attend the college of southern Maryland.

Actually the comps say $600k but I don't think I could get that as it will need a new roof soon and there is asbestos siding that is still in good shape, but it is still a liability) I am still in the home until my youngest graduates in three years, but she is the only one left and when she is not with me (50% of the time) I am at what will be our forever home in NH. 

You can start accumulating college credits right now, and graduate when you are 18-20, with little debt, if you really want it.

I am a graduate from the University of Texas at Arlington with a bachelors in Finance and Real Estate. 

What I did when I graduated from college is stabilized my income/finances for about a year while I saved up and started doing market research. 

I would enjoy chatting with anyone that would be able to give me some advice as I am a recent college graduate and eager to get more involved in investing and overall in the real estate industry.

I’m a 21-year-old college student majoring in physics and economics, I am the president of the Commercial Real Estate Club at my University, and am preparing to enter the investment banking industry after graduation.

I’m also working part-time and plan to continue my job after graduation to save up enough capital to start investing in real estate.