A few of my class mates at Ohio State started as leasing agents in undergrad and then became managers for the company after they graduated, eventually the owner walked them through buying their own properties. 

Unfortunately Weslean has a pretty strict campus housing requirement for it's undergrad students which may make it slightly more difficult.

I'm 26 years old, working full time as a Physical Therapist, with a good amount of student loans from undergrad/grad school that I'm trying to pay off (~$115k). 

I don't know any highly successful investors, who are self made, that did not attend college, I do know some successful people who did not attend college.My undergrad was in finance/accounting and economics, later an MBA.

Before you get creative in RE, which is at the graduate level of your RE studies and strategies, you need to get past the undergrad level.

My wife and I managed a fourplex in undergrad for some out-of-state owners, so I know it can be done even though it's not easy.So if I shouldn't buy while in the Army, what do you recommend?

She now is in college and earned a full scholarship, so she doesn't need the 529 plan funds for her undergrad expenses.

I grew up in Upper Arlington and went to OSU for undergrad.

I went to UC Davis for undergrad so I am quite familiar with the landscape there.From your experience, do people typically partner with others on this website or is more so for advice and sharing experiences?

Welcome to Bp Benjamin,I have an undergrad degree from UCM in econ.