That means focusing on sourcing internships/coffee chats/meetings in and with the professionals involved in investment sales, financing, acquisitions, or asset management.

Show your accomplishments; if you’ve gotten academic distinctions, if you’ve done internships, or if you have worked or volunteered and gained professional experience, be sure to add these skills to your bio.

Done.Find a mentor to help with the process.Doing an internship with someone that is serious about their business, and then making sure that you're just as serious about their business as they are, is an awesome way to gain invaluable experience and support for yourself in the long run.Intern with a flipper.

Throughout the internship, I came across various niches, but the the one that stood out to me the most is wholesaling.

@Miles Stanley when I did an appraisal internship, electrical upgrades added no value.

I'm going to Minneapolis for my first job which is actually an internship but I'm thinking I may leave it to start working in the real estate world which has grabbed my interest.Step 1.

If you don't have capital - practice analyzing deals, get an internship with a broker specializing in investments, or do something that will get you more experience.

Where I Stand: I just finished an internship estimating with a large Construction Management Company.

I'm a freshman working towards my cybersecurity degree and will be getting a full-time paid internship this summer that will last till I graduate in 2023.

Born and raised in the DC suburbs, in good ole' Maryland, the only times I have left the area have been for vacations and the occasional summer internship.