I live in CA now, but was born in Queens and lived in/around the City 'til I graduated college.

To give a little background I am a 22 year old recent college graduate with phenomenal credit but not enough income to buy these two specific houses I am going after.

I recently graduated college and got a job as a teacher.

I am going to be a graduate student in the area and would be interested in house hacking, however I don't believe I would qualify for financing as I will not be employed once I move there for school.

When I graduate from college and get this job, I will be approximately 22.5 years old.

I am a fresh college master of science graduate who wants to start his career with real estate industry.

Specifically, kids that still need to be motivated to get good grades and graduate.So my main concern is... since the book is all about "what you learn in school is not what is going to make you rich", doesn't this have the potential to completely derail all motivation for kids to continue to take school seriously, get good grades and at very least graduate?

I am a recent college graduate with a Business degree.

This is my first day on BiggerPockets and I've already learned an amazing amount in the two hours I have been on the site, but I figured the best way to learn would be to ask the knowledgable and experienced BP Investors.I just moved to Los Angeles after graduating with a real estate degree.

I know the area well, having lived here 4 years as a renter, inculding as a poor graduate student.So my question is, granted I run the numbers and there is money to be made(which at first glance there is), how would I go about finding financing or partners willing to invest in building at least 3 new properties(looking at the lot sizes 4-5 houses could reasonably be built granted zoning allows subdivision of lots), for student rentals.