Originally posted by @Blake Wehling:@Dev Horn I would love to connect with you and learn more about what has worked out well for you in the house flipping business.

The history of the railroad and Iron Goat is also really interesting.

Go at your own pace, risk tolerance and goals. 

The majority of the people who live there have horses, goats, chickens, dogs that run free, etc. 

That one would go at the top of the market.

Real estate agents are a powerful beast, don’t fight the beast and go at it alone, work with them and it will only benefit you.  

@Derrick UmphlettWell, I don't know all the details of your exact situation, but you could start with a single family home to get your feet wet and keep it under $250k.You won't have as much ROI as a fourplex priced much higher, but you won't have as many headaches with tenants, termites and toilets either.If this is your first go at investing in real estate, you should probably keep it under 5 units, as 1-4 units still qualifies as residential for lending purposes. 5+ is considering commercial and not where you should start. 

Do NOT go be a RE after college, I think your priority should be getting a job.No I am not one of those that will tell you go do what is expected of you.Get a job because having a job will make your REI dreams come true SO MUCH easier and faster.You can get a loan, you have a salary, you and then go for wholesaling , house hacking...doors don't just open if you have a job.. they ARE open when you do.That will be 2 chickens, and 1 goat.

I appreciate your time. 2 goats and a virgin please...

Dev Horn I think its only one now!