If you insist on spending money on a college degree, I recommend you do whatever you can to purchase a property now that you can house-hack with other college students.

So interest rates rising impact supply to a certain degree because of this phenomenon.

As the market softens, I think BRRRR will come back to a degree.

Here in WA state, our incoming water is about 48 degrees in the winter.

Networking at the Chamber events or by joining a board may be helpful to a degree, but most of the other participants will not be the kind of people you're looking for.

I’m getting my degree in health science but I've become very interested in real estate over the years since my mom's involvement as an agent.

Each step of the plan is reverse engineered from the financial goals...like prerequisite classes when the goal is a collage degree.

If your degree takes four years, buy one house your first year, then buy a second one and move into it during your Junior year. 

Quote from @Jacob Gawlik: I am still in high school wanting to invest in real estate in the future, but I’m not sure if it would be better to go to college, or to go into the trades If I decided to go into college what job should I choose to get, same thing with the trades, what trade should I do if I wanted to go into the trade Or should I fix and flip using that money to bye rentalsIn the time it takes you to get a four-year degree, you could already have four years of experience and possibly be a Master Electrician.

As a small business owner I get the 5th degree from conventional lenders and my wife wants to save our credit for buying a new home which we'll do probably by end of this year.