I did real estate school online at night after my normal job, and eventually got my license 3 months later.

I just graduated this summer and I am having an incredibly difficult time finding work in the real estate industry.

We wanted this to be our first rental at a later point.Great location near a school and park.

BTW, from my experience, if you can get a mortgage, and use the $55k as a down-payment on a nice middle-class community w/ good schools house, newer, nicer, attracts stronger tenants, over 10+ years of holding you will be much better off. 

One is that the education in Berry Hills schools seems to be very good.

It's priced 30 grand under any other property for sale in the neighborhood. it's three bedroom two bath across the street from an elementary school that was just renovated in the States second best school district.

My goal is a single family or small multi-family cash-flowing rental in an area with good schools.

I’m going for electrician, but I’m obviously not cut out for it and don’t want to waste my money or time since I pay for my own schooling and have little time for real estateIf I were to drop out I would have time to find a mentor, read, attend seminars, attend open houses, analyze more properties etc... my goal is to retire by 30 and I would be going to community college for another 3-6 years at the rate I’m going now.

I’m currently living and active in the Clarksville, TN market, but I’m originally from southeast Idaho (and went to school in Boise).

I am a 22 year old that just graduated college during the covid era from Ohio University.