They make you prove it.  

I'm new to investing but have been studying it for a while now.I'm a college student right now who's goal has always been to graduate without any student loans.

If you can prove stable and predictable income then you should be good.

I have 2 options available. 1) Attend classes in person (~$1,000) http://www.championsschool.com/real-estate-school/... 2) Online classes (~$500)My question is this - would the recommendation be to attend classes in person or would online courses/study material suffice?

Hello BP community, I need to get wholesaling and would love for someone to help out I have been reading and studying real estate markets and different strategies and I am ready to take the field giving it my 110% effort 7 days a week.

You would think Auction.con could easily prove it was up for auction.

If you are passionate about what you are studying then do not drop out of school.

That's how you prove the rent roll and operational expenses. 

I  have just finished my 90-hour class study and getting ready to pass my state exam this week.I would like to see if I could get an advice from experienced real estate brokers here.What should my first steps be and what to avoid.Planning to be doing it full-timeCentury 21 vs keller williams ?

Over the years I've read books, listened to podcasts, read articles, studied investment strategies, studied investment strategies and studied investment strategies.