I have sparked a ton of interest for real estate being my job after I graduate, I made a post a couple weeks ago asking for tips and thoughts to get started.

From there, we will use the equity in our primary to buy more after were more established.Use the full 800k to buy the primary, then when were settled, use home equity for rentals.House hacking isn't much of an option.FHA is possible though were on only one income for now.To round things off, I will be graduating in Feb with a BA in computer science and no debt.

With school as the primary focus, those two options allow you to be involved in real estate, without having to say oversee a rehab project or manage a STR/LTR (short term/long term rental).There will be plenty of time for all of this of course, but studying (inside school and out), gaining the knowledge base and networking will give you all the fire power you need later on to close deals and accomplish your goals!

Purchase price: $50,000 Cash invested: $110,000 Off market hoarder house foreclosure in a highly sought after neighborhood near the schools.

While still in school, save up any funds you can, and learn as much about REI as you can (without sacrificing your current schooling, of course)!  

They will not know if she is going to school or if she is still working- just remotely. 

In 2021, I knocked doors selling solar as a side job while going to school and STR house-hacked my primary to buy a second home later in the year. 

Call me old school, but syndications scare the heck out of me. 

For the residential space, we are not necessarily tied up to a A neighborhood with good schools.

Pick properties like that; example:  Great School Districts, geographical limitations (mountains, rivers, lakes), gated communities, etc.