They go to college in English and their work ethic is among the best!

I have always had a huge interest in real estate and knew from my late teens and into college that I wanted to build a rental property business as a second job and eventually move to full time when I was able to.

In that post you state that you are a "broke as a joke" college student.

But I am betting on Raleigh for these reasons: a)3 top 50 colleges in area (Duke, UNC, NC State) b)State capital (stable jobs from government positions) c)RTP (home to companies like IBM, CSCO, Biogen adds around 40,000 solid jobs to the area) d)Growing population.

There is a significant chiropractor college there.

If you are graduating from a 4 year college, you are wasting your education to get a job as a receptionist.If you want a low paying job with your 4 year degree, at least start applying for jobs as junior loan officer in established banks.

Along with my hornz in college baseball against TCU this weekend :)

Personally, I am married to my BEST FRIEND, have six children, two whom have graduated from college and have rewarding careers.

A three week RE course compared to 8 to 10 (even more) years of college and a couple years of internship.That's not ego, it's delusional!

Contact old high school & college friends and have coffee & tell them what you are excited to have started doing.