Hello - I am a 22 year 2017 college graduate.

Hi BP,I am 22 years old and a junior in college, majoring in finance.

My wife is a teacher and kids are in college. 

I am 22 years old going to college and hope that real estate investing can help me be financially free in the future.

My income is low because I am a college student, but I have some cash in the bank.

The name immediately brought me back to the Rich Dad, Poor Dad book I read back when I was in college about 10 years ago.

Hi everyone, I’m a twenty one year old male who’s a college student.

Yet, after listening to you it almost seems like we should be searching out other deals and getting money from private people as early as possible.Much like you I have a little experience in construction from my college days (working for a contractor on my days off from school and over summers but I'm not a craftsmen), so there is a small advantage there, but ultimately it sounds like if I want to get to that "freedom number" faster, or at least earlier, I'm going to have to figure out how to scale.I'm under no delusions that I am an expert after one deal, but I thought that after doing 2-3 deals and making them successful we would then have the creditably to get loans from others to really acquire some volume. 

My Daughter was going away for college and i started with a Student rental. went out there to see the college saw this house for sale stopped at the realtor, went to see it and then put an offer on it, later on the seller signed the papers. that was 4 1/2 years ago. my daughter left there 2 years ago, but i still own it, plus others.

I grew up in Columbia, SC, but moved to San Diego about 10 years ago right after college.