But before I do so, I was thinking perhaps you might have access to market analysis through your internship at Keller Williams.  

I'm currently having informational interviews, and beginning to search for internships and entry-level positions.Beyond that, I plan to start investing in real estate and building my portfolio, as soon as it's feasible and I can do it in an intelligent, informed way.

I'm starting grad school in a couple months, and I'm looking to save up some money so that I can find something run-down but with solid upside, and fix it up while I live there during the summer internship period and then rent it out after I move back to college. 

If you did some internships at Goldman Sachs over the summer and thus have capital then an Ohio City duplex might be more to your liking.I'm house hacking my second duplex currently and it has been a great stepping stone for learning how to maintain a house and manage tenants.

Also, try to get an internship at a flipper's company.

They both worked during college either via jobs or internships. 

Hello I was wondering if anyone here knows of a firm or a private real estate investor that would not mind taking on a intern? I am going to be entering senior year of college and my major is Economics but I want to s...

This is a summer internship and I'm just a college student.

My wife is completing a graduate internship right now and extra time is literally non-existent.

Read as many books as you possibly can and try to get a few internships / real estate related jobs under your belt.