This is a graduated schedule, but accelerates quickly.

I had to prove that I'd graduated from college, because I had deferred student loans, and students aren't allowed in their properties.I had to have personal references, too.  

Congrats on graduating and starting your job!

The University related events can make or break a full year, so you really have to capitalize on Graduation, Parents Weekend, and home football games.  

Hit the ground running the day you graduate.#3. 

Fiance (Spokane, WA) just graduated from college and is working on getting experience in real estate looking at property management.

If so, your best bet is to graduate debt free. 2.

When I graduated college I went through this exact tradeoff... was living rent-free or I could househack and own a place that builds equity, but I would need to put into it every month. 

Cash flow is $2000 after all expenses, and it can go up by additional $500-$1000 by next year when we switch tenants as they are graduating.

As for getting my realtors license, I am still in high school and I am not sure if I can start the course to get my license since I’m 18 or if I have to be graduated to start, I will further look into it because having access to the MLS is extremely helpful as investor.I definitely want to build my credibility in my community so that people start to know I am serious about this by going to real estate meet ups!