When you graduate, continue renting it and move on to a house hack.I am 100% against "Low or No Money Down" philosophy unless you are an advanced investor that can take the additional risk.

Louis area, just graduated from Mizzou, and have come back ready to begin my Real Estate Career.

I’m currently a 21-year-old senior at the University of Louisville, and I’ll be graduating this May with my degree in neuroscience debt-free.I’m currently on the look out for a property that I can house-hack.

I am graduating from university in a couple months and I am very eager to learn more about wholesaling and house flipping!

I know some who started their own gig in last three years but have been around for 30 and put a team around them with other experienced operating experience, thus I would invest with them 10/10 times than the person who graduated college five years ago and is already doing syndications.The next few years are gonna remind me of the scene from the big short when he is with the stripper and she is talking about her five homes.

You can take 3-5 collegiate graduate courses for a few grand that are taught by billion dollar hedge fund managers and take away a ton of information (and contacts) and never have to give up any piece of any deal...There are other programs out there.  

I also am a recent college graduate so i dont have 2 years of income to show for a conventional loan.

Originally from Hawaii, I am a college graduate with my MBA with a focus in Finance from Liberty University.

Hello BP, I am currently looking at markets that I may want to work and live in once I graduate college but I find that in every market that I look into there is only 1 or 2 duplexes in the area.

Hi, I’m 23 years old graduating college soon.