I'm currently a college student in Miami,Fl who really wants to get into rehabbing and flipping houses, but I have little to no credit.

I've been working in IT consulting since I graduated college nearly 5 years ago and I think I'm ready for a change.

A Law of Contracts class at a local community college or online course would be a good investment of your time and money.

But I still grew up with the "go to college, get good grades, and get a 9-5 job."

You are going to be extremely busy navigating your students, your fellow teachers and admin, meetings upon meetings, requirements you still may need for certification even after getting out of college, your observations towards tenure, and the parents of your students that first year.

Out of college he knew he wanted to get into real estate but he did not really know how to get started.

We have two kids in college and decided that it would not be a bad idea to buy a rental property, split it into small, off campus apartments and have one or both move in, then rent out the remaining units(s).

And don't tell potential buyers either of those stories (I don't think ghost disclosures are required by law).I had friends who swear they lived in a haunted house in college.

My short term goals include owning residential type properties (condos, SFRs, 2-4 plex) and gain enough experience to move into my long term goals which would be dealing with commercial type properties.I currently work for a sales and marketing company and have been since I graduated college.

My college years are almost, I will graduate with my finance degree and it's almost time to go Into the real world.