I am new to BiggerPockets and I am really interested in getting involved in real estate after I graduate from college this fall.

I am looking to start investing as soon as I graduate but currently there is a lot of uncertainty and I feel somewhat uneducated. 

I'm 22, just graduated college and have been working as a manufacturing engineer for about 4 months now.

I graduated college, joined the work force and have been pushing forward my career, and now, 6 years in, yearn for something that will provide me with financial freedom sometime not-too-far down the road.

I would only ever bring in a plumber/electrician if A) it was a large multi-family (a dozen or more units - which I haven't yet graduated to) or B) I knew there were potential major electrical/plumbing issues.

Also enjoy sports, fishing, and flying.I am a recent graduate and work full time as a drone pilot for a utility company (enjoyed your TFR reference), have cash in the bank and no debt.

As of May of this year I graduated college in Nebraska and moved to Sioux Falls to be closer to my high school sweet heart who is now my fiancé.

Hello BP,I’m a recent graduate in economics and I’ve been studying RE investing for years.

I am getting my real estate license next month in the hopes of interning / working / learning about the industry my spring semester before I graduate.

Or should I just continue to listen to the bigger pockets podcast and keep learning and start when I graduate in a year?