The best advice I have is just getting a high school job and work yourself till the wheels fall off.

I am a high school teacher in Colorado and I am always looking to help young people get started in real estate investing or help in any way I can.

I've always had a more 'old school' perspective on borrowing and not getting over-leveraged...so shifting my perspective to how the economics of today function takes work on my part...and I insure against this newer economic risk by holding that extra cash so it is available.

I have a 780+ credit score, absolutely no debt, and I just graduated college into a real estate investing job where I am only paid commissions.

I just graduated college and I'm looking to make connections in the Charlotte area to get started in real estate.

SF market in a few of the markets I am considering are in ideal locations for school districts or sought-after neighborhoods.

The house is a single-family ranch in a great school district and sought-after neighborhood.

It's very competitive for turnkey properties and locations with great schools.

I just graduated college from App State and have recently started a new week day job. 

I currently live in Mount Lebanon - Not only are the schools great here, but it has a really cool "small town, family oriented" vibe.