I’m a UVa grad myself and started real estate while I was in college as well.

I have a home in a college town where my son resides.

My situation more specifically is I just got out of college, and am only doing landscaping right now, I haven't exactly started a real career.  

Hello Bp, I am a 20y/o college student at Notre Dame college (OH) I will be reporting back for football camp August 5th and was looking for some investors or groups in the Cleveland area.

It's unrealistic for the OP to expect that, especially with no money to rehab and being unable to qualify for financing being self employed and fresh out of college, and with the property not being a bankable asset.

Multifamilies on commuter lines (bus, train) or in college towns are good place to start in NJ for buy and hold rentals.

Hi,I actually started using this forum to help me invest out of state, but found out I need help with my tenants here in LA.I have a 3/2 condo here in LA (near Pasadena) and currently rent it out to 3 young professionals, right out of college young.  

School, sports, clubs, college, and internships filled your calendar and you began to operate efficiently as a well oiled machine, if you were a car you might be a Toyota or a Honda, smoothly operating with reliability day in and day out. 

Does anyone honestly thing FINRA is going to comb through everyone's applications, college transcripts, and resume to determine who has enough experience or just say 'if you passed Series xx exam you have demonstrated the requite knowledge to qualify as an accredited investor?

I would love for him to not have to worry about a college education and student debt and I would love to be able to leave him a small nest egg when I'm gone.