Secondly, how can a kid fresh out of college who comes from a family with nearly no money be able to afford some of the down payments and beginning costs of most properties?

For someone in my position starting fresh, would this opportunity be best realized with respect to cash flow with a creative owner financing type of deal with 10% down or with a conventional 20-30% down being that I plan to you use property management in every deal?

The couple is fresh out of college and appears they've never had their own apartment(s) aside from college dorms, if that. 

You then restart fresh for the replacement costs.

@Hunter Groover  Well hunter good questionMy agents take cookie dough and have fresh baked chocolate cookies going in the oven when the folks arrive for an open house. 

I guess my main concern is how difficult finding financing will be due to the fact I have less than two years of work experience with the new job and being fresh out of college I feel some lenders will not take me seriously.Thanks in advance!

The borrower would then be responsible to service the debt moving forward, sort of like starting fresh.  

There are several fresh comps that are model matches in my subdivision that further justified my decision to go forward.

I  I feel that this is the best time for me to get started because I am a fresh out of school, I am currently trying to build a real estate investing business, and I have a lot of time on my hands because I recently moved back home with my family.

I I feel that this is the best time for me to get started because I am a fresh out of school, I am currently trying to build a real estate investing business, and I have a lot of time on my hands because I recently moved back home with my family.