Study now, and when you graduate, you should have good knowledge to jump in. 

The one thing I would suggest is don't wait too long to "graduate."

She is graduating nursing school next week, and plans to get a job in the Tampa area, so that area is going to be our target market.

So many guys lost their assets off with poor location multis...I would much rather see a new person focus on quality first then graduate to quantity. 

I am a 24 year old graduate from the University of Kentucky and I am in the process of acquiring my MBA from the University of Kansas online. 

Hello everyone,I am a new guy, I just graduated from college and have a full-time job with $55,000/year.

I am going to graduate in May of 2018 with my Accounting undergrad (+Finance minor) and my MBA, and I should be getting my CPA license in 2018. 

With full transparency, please allow me to explain my current situation:I've graduated college recently and begun my first real intense occupation.

With OSU graduating 6,000 plus students a year, as a state capitol and with the tax incentives attracting companies like Facebook and Google, there is no shortage of need for multifamily property. 

Once I graduate college in spring 2018, perhaps.