I'd suggest it's worth looking into local resources like community college courses, etc.

After graduating college with a degree in both marketing and finance I transitioned to the lending side of the real estate industry.

I'm doing that right now as a 23-year-old who is a year out of college. 

Hello, I am currently an 18-year-old entering college who aspires to become an investor later in life yet I understand there's a lot for me to learn.

The main goal is of course to omit my personal housing cost each month as I will be returning to college. 

You would have to look at number using local college group, if you need a DSCR loan let me know i can help with that to and i can use projected income from the short term rental to qualify you.

--There is Fresno State (CSU), Fresno City College, and Visalia's College of Sequoias.  

San Marcos is known for its college town vibe, potentially offering a broader rental market and the size of this one could be a good student rental.

This is if you own 50% of this deal and your best buddy from college owns the other 50% and you are 100% owner of the PM company, it is my understanding that you must be a licensed broker to manage the property.

This will give you a nice nest egg to start investing during college.