I am a college undergrad student looking to start my own real estate empire and was wondering if it would be weird to email him about mentorship.

To make a very long story short, I became infatuated with real estate investing in my first year as an architecture undergrad student.

I worked full time jobs to pay cash for undergrad and grad school.

Glad my parents didn’t let me quit in my final semesters of undergrad.

@Paul Linnertz Hi Paul, I too am looking to invest in some student rentals in Albany Currently finishing up my MBA there and I played lacrosse there undergrad as well.

And by the way, yes I did get very expensive liability insurance to CYA since its me there the owner do the talking with peopleI am in a little college town of about 40,000 people (near SHSU with close to 20,000 undergrads alone) still a small area so no actual apartment management companies that will guide me based on experience with my kind of product.

I am an undergrad at College of Charleston in SC, majoring in commercial real estate, and pursuing a career in multifamily underwriting.

If you go to a 30 year mortgage, I believe (if I remember correctly from my undergrad days) the break-even point is year 22 for principal and interest. 

I have a masters in real estate development and an undergrad in business & finance.

Second, I agree that in today's market, the undergrad really isn't very important unless you are going to one of the twenty "top ten schools" (just think about it for a minute).