You can ask your fellow graduates where they are looking to buy or rent after they graduate to see where that 'young, educated, white-collar' demographic wants to be.  

I'm pretty sure the dollar volume of the grants/scholarships are tied to how well you do in community college, so get a 3.75-4.00 GPA while you're there, and do some extracurriculars (model UN ftw), to maximize your income during the latter two years after you transfer to a 4-year institution. ]]Most of your college peers are going tens and hundreds of thousand dollars into student loan debt, and will graduate with a negative net worth, but you're actually increasing your net worth each and every month you do this. 

I plan on pursuing a career in real estate investment after graduation and was wondering if anyone knows of any internship/part-time positions related to RE investment.

House hacking with a multifamily would save us a ton of money over the next 3 years until I graduate but I can't seem to understand what type of financing would be possible for my situation. 

Hello everyone,I am an 18 year old, newly graduated former student with goals as high as the sky.

Currently I live in Southern Indiana and I work as a full time field engineer in the southern Indiana/Louisville area as well as finishing my graduate degree in Engineering.

Asking for my boyfriend who is graduating this winter. 

All great experiences and as these renters are graduating and credit score means so much these days, I would like to provide positive feedback to the reporting agencies.  

Hi,I'm a 18yrs high school graduate and I'm really interested in getting into wholesaling.

The multi-family market in Utah valley is super competitive right now, lots of couples graduating from the local colleges trying to snatch up good deals with FHA loans.