I am a recent University grad with a degree in Finance, Real Estate, and Law (1 Major).

I'm not well-versed in mineral rights.The ownership of the mineral interest is now divided among 23 people in my extended family and a nearby university.

As a little background information, I have a degree in General Science from Morehouse college in Atlanta Georgia, a degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering with a concentration in Construction Management from the University of Michigan, and I just graduated in June from the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia with an MBA.

Hey, so the other day a I was talking to another student at my university about our schools financials, and found out most if not all schools publish a financial statement.  

My studies at my university are becoming less and less intense, meaning that I am able to dedicate more time to studying up on real estate practices and the habits of top agents.

Because we are heavily invested in the area, the city is bringing in thousands of jobs, and the University of Arizona is continually expanding, we were confident that homes would appreciate substantially over the next few years.

I knew my target market was the University of Maryland Medical Center as I observed people in scrubs wandering their way to the block adjacent to the block where I bought.

I am a 20 year old University student that has 1 year of experience in the business as a residential leasing agent.

Lol well i guess so, it's a 3 unit building I figured that was the universal language for it.

For Cashflow, I invest near the University of Cincinnati, because I get the same rents you'd find in Hyde Park and Oakley, but I pay 50% purchase price of homes in said neighborhoods.