@Joseph Griffith the big difference is in expensive markets to pull of a house hack you have to get creative to pay for an expensive property: student rental, corporate housing, rent by the room, VR, etc. whereas you can break even in a less expensive market by simply placing a long term tenant in the unit/s.

My name is Jordan Olinger and I am a current law student at Northern Ky University.

21yr old college student currently working and saving my money to invest in my first property.

Right now action is the only thing I want as my teacher, in return to learn from the good and the bad.

I'm a junior in high school who plans on going to college(I have a shot at a substancial scholarship), and am interested in real estate and investment. What would be an effective degree?

Rent it to visiting professors instead of students. 

That is how all my students are doing it... and this simply works.NOW:SEO takes time... but credibility is instant.The second you have a credible website and it is published, you are instantly credible...

What would you say are some of the "bull crap" things to look out for that mentors try to push on their students? 

Well - it wasn't... and he was the teacher/speaker.

Here are my answers:My name is Bradley DoschI was paying $800/month to live in some student housing in collegeMy first house hack was a single family house with a basement in Littleton, Colorado.