I am a senior in college and going to graduate from UCLA pretty soon.

I have been saving for my first home, and plan to buy this home in a college town.

I am currently a college student seeking a degree in the medical field.

Hey guys, Myself and a few friends are looking at getting our first buy and hold rental property, the three of us are just out of college based in Wisconsin and we are pretty open to where we should buy our first property, so far we have looked at Chicago because it is so close but it seems like most good deals in Chicago are pretty obscure, that being said we could definitely use any advice we can get regarding where to look, how to secure funding, and how to create value in our first rental when we purchase it, pretty much any advice you can give to a aspiring investor would probably help us.

I believe most guests on the podcasts have loved having rentals in college areas as they've implemeted great property management systems.

So I graduated from college in 2016, but since then I've had to move in with my mom and I've been looking after her.

If you are not too far from the University or a community college, they can make descent 3-5 bedroom (2-up, 2-3 in the basement, plus second bathroom} student house.    

I haven't done much since college, but they were mostly mind-bender films influenced by Aronofsky (Pi, Momento, Requiem for a Dream).

Once you're in the real world you'll almost never use what you learn.Plus, you'll learn more about RE here than the RE classes.Dang, that's a bit sad given the course cost - really expected the content to be more focused and actionable with this compared to other things (like my college degree, lol!).

I wish I did when I was in college.