As far as waiting until you graduate: either option would work but I would imagine your biggest obstacle at the moment would be that you do not have a set record of wages from an employer.

As far as being expensive; if the tax liability is not large enough then yes I agree, however, it depends on what is being sold too.

There is so much to learn and I cannot wait to see where this takes me.

The same is so if the home is classified as a second home.

Looking at all the posts I think it is so interesting that many of us are not really using the 70% rule. 

There is so much wrong with what you wrote.

of course he would never state this is so many words, but the bond market will be parsing every word looking for clues.  

This website is so helpful to those of us finally getting started.  

The rate of collection is so low many landlords do not even bother suing.

He refuses to let you talk to anyone else in the training as far as getting their contact information & he won't let you speak to people who have "successfully completed a deal with him."