But you can’t break into those roles very easily after graduation if you don’t start out in the industry.

Based off my experience with short term rentals I would recommend that to be a good strategy from August to December or rent it out to graduating seniors on a month to month basis.

As for experience I didnt have any save for learning from someone for a week, and what I learned from exposure via my wife who was a CNA/CMA (she's graduating from nursing school this Sunday!! 

(tl;dr at the end)Long,boring, poorly written story (read if you want):Living below my means has been a value that has been instilled in me from a young age, and in practicing this I've aggressively done what any money conscious college graduate with a job should do: pay off my student loans, and contribute to my Roth IRA. 

Because of him I was able to continue my path in the same school and graduate with the same class of individuals I had grown up with since 4th grade.

Somethings to know about me is that I'm a high school graduate who decided not to go to college because it would have been honestly a waste of time for me.

We are currently living west of Austin in Bee Cave, Texas in an apartment and would love to have an equity growing asset in the next 12 months.A little about me - I graduated Iowa State University with a Bachelor's in Finance.

The irony was, because I applied myself at my job I was making $70k plus had all my transportation costs covered before I even graduated.

I have been interested in real estate for a couple years now but just graduated college in 2017 so I have been focusing on my career, getting down debt, and saving up for a down payment for a house hack.

Just after I graduated from college I decided that I wanted to get into the world of real estate in some way.