So, when I went to real estate school, I was super excited to get all of this behind the scenes insider knowledge and skills that I had been missing all these years.

I know some who started their own gig in last three years but have been around for 30 and put a team around them with other experienced operating experience, thus I would invest with them 10/10 times than the person who graduated college five years ago and is already doing syndications.The next few years are gonna remind me of the scene from the big short when he is with the stripper and she is talking about her five homes.

Hello BP, I am currently looking at markets that I may want to work and live in once I graduate college but I find that in every market that I look into there is only 1 or 2 duplexes in the area.

I also am a recent college graduate so i dont have 2 years of income to show for a conventional loan.

you’re on the right track. just hang around this website & when you’re old enough go ahead & pay for membership at ur local real estate investor group in ur city- every city has one. google it. whatever you do start saving mad cash & get good credit. work hard, save the money & house hack. get a 2-4 multiple fam when you graduate high school with ur saved cash & good credit. 

I am graduating from university in a couple months and I am very eager to learn more about wholesaling and house flipping!

Many of the positions only require a high school degree.

I grew up on the west side of Fort Worth and actually graduated from Arlington Heights high school.

Most of these areas have great school and are still relatively affordable. 

They've either borrower up the ying-yang to get through med school, or demonstrated their commitment via great grades and got assistance for their tuition.