I would like to purchase my property in the next 12-24 months, ideally before I graduate.

.: Back in the 1990s, that statistic I read was that 80% of graduating high school seniors expected to become millionaires in their lifetimes.

I would possibly start a small business in college and start building up some capital while focusing on graduating debt-free.

One important thing to note is that I recently graduated from college in 2022, and my income for that tax year was approximately $40K (from May 15 to December 31).

There was a time in my 20's that I enjoyed being near all of the lights, sirens, and and amenities that a major metro provides but as you age you start to understand that it's really over rated.I grew up in small town Kansas and have lived in some big cities after I graduated college.

I have a husband and 2 kids and I promised my son we wouldn't move again until he has graduated high school (3 years).

I'm Carter, a senior in college who will be graduating this December and subsequently working full time in Public Accounting.

I graduated from the four-unit space years ago, but there are not THAT many big deals in the Chicago market.

Personally I prefer areas where it is not "block by block" like northeast philly, roxborough, chestnut hill, west mount airy, east falls, fairmount, graduate hospital, etc. 

I'm Carter, a senior in college who will be graduating this December and subsequently working full time in Public Accounting.