I also graduated from Temple University a couple years ago with a Bachelor's in Human Resource Management- go Owls!

Hey @Kirk Jess I'll be graduating from the U of A as a Computer Engineer in May..good to see a fellow engineer on the forums. 

Michael, this is a tough question for an investor...best case for purchase money mortgage through my program is $2,500 down, 5-7 year note at 5%, 30 yr Am schedule...no early pre-payment, buyer paid closing...any agent involved is paid by seller...Typical is 10% down, 3-5 yr. note, 30-yr Am schedule,  6-8% interest...buyer paid closingI also like to do interest only notes...or graduated payment for under performing properties.

I moved to Milwaukee about a year ago after graduating from college in Pennsylvania and have been spending a lot of my free time reading, learning, and talking about real estate investing--I'm quickly moving toward making the leap!

I graduated from Texas A&M in 2011 and have been building houses since.I have built everything from town homes, 1700 SF single family all the way to 9000+ mansions.

I'm looking to get into rental properties and flipping, but since I am a soon to be graduate from college obtaining a traditional loan doesn't seem to be the path I'll be able to take at first.

I am an presentable 18 year old, oldest out of my 2 siblings, graduated out of high school and working 2 jobs to take care of my family and to set a bright future for us.

Percentage of College graduates (in your experience, does this really matter?)

I got it right when I graduated high school so I can get comfortable with talking to people.

When I graduated from college 4 years ago, I had 5 different student loans all at about 8% APR.