I decided that graduating college and moving to a new state would be a great time to start my real estate investing journey!

As a college student graduating in a year with an engineering degree, I would rather start an empire in real estate rental properties.

My name is Myles Cardenas, and I am a 22 year old recent college graduate that currently works as a Land Development Project Manager for CalAtlantic Homes in Atlanta.

Again, completely generalizing here, but rationally that's why IMO, because women are getting graduate degrees and certifications at nearly  the same rate as men, so it's not a question of education or capacity, but merely preference. 

He was fortunate enough to graduate with no student loans and drives a beat-up 99' Corolla, meaning no car payments.

Hi,I am a student just graduated from school residing at NJ.My landlady gave me a notice of 30 days to vacate the house.We I meant me and my roomates vacated the same.I messaged her too that I have vacated the place and also cleaned it,when I asked about the security deposit she is not responding on the same.And she has not taken the keys from us.What should I do,its really a big amount she has with her.

College/education does count towards your employment time, so if you had a job while in school, graduated, and now replaced school with a 2nd job, yes both incomes would be allowed for qualifying income.

I am a  graduating college senior and I'm looking to get my foot in the real estate door!

I graduated from Tuskegee University with a B.S. in Aerospace Science Engineering in 2016.

The cousin (who is acclaimed to have graduated from Rice but honestly sounded like he was incapable of tying his shoelaces) has called twice.