Grew up in Memphis, TN, graduated from University of Memphis, then joined the Marine Corps.

I just graduated from college in June with a degree in mechanical engineering, but I've found that my true passion and interest is in real estate.

For reference, I’ve graduated and am working.

When I graduated in 2018 I really hit the ground running.

This includes rental income, which is typically taxed at a flat rate of 30% unless you elect to treat the income as "effectively connected" to a U.S. trade or business, which allows for graduated tax rates and deductions. 

I recently graduated from college and am considering taking a W2 job that is outside my field of study.

My only potential caution is do you know what you will be doing when you graduate in the spring.

They also provide lifetime support to their graduates which is a plus.

After one graduates from newbie to seasoned are they supposed to bail from the forum that helped them?

then when you graduate, house hack again.there's no point in buying a random rental thousands of miles away instead of house hacking.