Seems like I am having a problem because I'm a recent high school graduate  Please advise how to buy a multifamily home under these circumstances. 

I'm just about to graduate from university, so my income (and investing) have been minimal up to this point.

Hello, everyone, I am currently a graduate student in the St.

But I graduated 4.0 from college and have a very good ability to make sure deadlines are hit, a good ability in learning fast, and most of all I hired a consultant to guide me every step to make sure I dont miss a thing.

Since you are just graduating college you may already realize that it's not what you know, but who you know (as a personal note, I had college friends that were barely passing their classes however they ended up with really good paying jobs due to "who they knew").

For $12,800 you can get a 4 course Graduate Certificate in Real Estate from Harvard….https://extension.harvard.edu/academics/programs/real-estate... 

You need enough time to earn healthy returns, but not so much that your kids graduate before the sale.Considering market cycles, five years is a modest stint in which to invest, make improvements, allow appreciation, and exit before it’s time to remodel again.A five-year projected hold provides a buffer between the estimated sale and the typical seven- to ten-year commercial loan term.

I often wonder if it would have been better to have started with a single family as our first, to learn the ropes, and then graduated to the 4-plex model. 

Hello, I'll make this brief. my names Tyler and I'm about to graduate high school in less than a month and my passion is real estate.

I just graduated with a degree in Cell & Molecular Biology and my plan has been to go to Medical School to become a doctor.