However, I graduate in May and would ideally like to have my license by then so that I can get started with my career as soon as possible after graduation.

The University has a large population of exchange  and graduate students, and I am very interested in trying to attract them to this property. 

Columbus has a great job and population growth projection over the next 5 years and with OSU graduating 6000+ students a year and as the state capitol, there is no shortage of need for multifamily housing in Columbus.  

I basically want to live and pay for graduate school for free if possible with 150k invested in real estate but I don't know if that is possible right now in either Texas or California. 

Almost all agents start as buyers agents first, then graduate to listings once they've become established in the business.

Just graduated college in December and have a steady job.

My currently plan is to graduate school and work full time for a few years while starting a real estate company.

Come see me when you graduate and I'll teach you how to make a killing in the title industry.

@Elliot Vann A lot of the value of a graduate program are the relationships that are created while in the program. 

He is smart, was money focused, recently graduated with a solid engineering job, and was thinking of ways to cut his costs.