Im a college student and when i get out of school I would like to start rehabbing homes.

In you support with your students, do you interact, personally with the students and their buyers and sellers?

Our Education System is more interested in teaching our students how to vote instead of how to learn.

I am an Alan Cowgill student and use his methods and course as a guide but pooling private funds can get u in deep trouble so consult an attorney familiar with SEC rules.

Being from the WEst coast were we have no ethic division or anything else ethnic at the time I went Cupertino High School you may have heard of Cupertino ( now home of Apple and a bunch of rich engineers and average home price of well over 1 million) but anyways we had NO ethnic diversification 2k student population we had 2 African Americans.

Fast forward to the age of 22, when most people are graduating, and have either:1) financed education = student loan debt2) paid cash for educationYou will have impeccable credit, several properties under your belt, and will be on your way to building wealtheither way you slice it, you have tied up your credit(which impacts your capability to borrow), or you have tied up your cash(which impacts your ability to purchase).Rather than paying more for theoretical knowledge, I would get my Sales Assoc license, build credit, open a Roth IRA, educate myself on macro economics, stocks, and the banking system.

If it's the first, you can probably do much of the work yourself and/or find an architectural student at a local college or a freelance draftsman to make it "pretty."

At the moment he runs a non profit electrical institute where students are trained and need several hours on the job training.

So keep in mind that I am most likely working with college students.

I am a 17 year old high school student looking to start a wholesaling business after high school.