College students are the best for leaving good stuff behind -- generally anything that is too heavy or won't fit into their car.

That's $166 a piece, for every man woman an child in the US.What about the college student who was given a credit card despite having no source of income, and no real training about the implications of spending that money?

Also, I have zero debt with my home and student loans paid off ( FYI ).

I am a college student who has a bit of money to invest.

The goal is delirious wealth, or in the shorter term, a solid income stream of approximately 120k/year, with expected increase in later years.I am new to these forums, but as a college student I was a mover over the summers.

Sean - I appreciate your interest in this company, however due to problems we've had in the past with their students, we stopped all discussion on site of the company.

A mentor is more of an instructor type of relationship and frankly you become a student and you don't evaluate their deficiencies.

They individually lease each bedroom at a set price, predominantly to college students, so that when one person wants to move the other leases are unaffected.

Here you will meet wholesalers who provide deals and all the cash buyers (rehabbers) you will need.You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing.

However, while some may study well on their own, there is no honest profession, no job, no career path, no advanced training that can totally be learned by self study without a formal type of instruction from a teacher.