Spend the last year of college getting educated (assuming you'll graduate at 22, if not than your first year of work) and networking a ton.

Hello, I just graduated college (in 3 yrs) with a finance degree and am finally ready to go all in on real estate investing.

I graduated from UK.

Greetings all,I recently graduated (in my 20s) and moved into the area for work.

Let's say he was enrolled in college or just graduated - Nathan not sure if you know this but you do realize college is credit for employment and covers the gap.

We have also found some meetups in the spring and plan to start attending them to learn and grow as well, sorry for the long post.Edited to add our investing goals are to be able to live off of our rental portfolio in the next 12-15 years when our kids graduate, obviously the sooner the better but we understand it’s a long term game.

When you were in high school, you probably also had a challenge trying to figure out what you wanted to do after you graduated. 

Hello my name is Feds I am a teenager who is going to graduate and I been reading books about real estate and investment.

Greetings all,I recently graduated (in my 20s) and moved into the area for work.

over the past 7 years I’ve had dealt with countless of bad contractors, several incidents with occupants of the neighborhood that the property is in ( once I walked in on squatters and got into a physical confrontation) , and of course the relentless pursuit of hungry investors calling me and any family member that tracing programs associates with me about wanting to buy my property all while dealing with a career/industry change and finishing college during a pandemic 😮‍💨.so here I am recent graduate ready to finally devote the majority of my focus to getting over my newbie investor hill.