Joseph,During High School and College I did a lot of construction work, but the majority of the stuff, I have taught myself.

IIRC you need to own more than 19 stocks (I should remember the number but college was before most of you were born!)

Five of those years just owning rental property and over the last 3 years doing wholesaling to investors looking for cash flow, small condo developments, consulting, and some international investing.

If i am a poor college student, what can i do to better my situation. is it unrealistic for me to expect to get somewhere before i have any meaningful positive cash flow?

I would guess its different everywhere, but in my area, I have never seen a house with an internal house shutoff.

I was a biggerpocket member before the website was updated...I am an International Real Estate Investor/property locator... specialized in finding key investment properties for buyers .I also promote properties and developements for sellers, properties that are expected to drastically increase in value within a very short time.....meaning 2 to 3 years.I would like to share some of these properties with serious investors, that can quickly indentify the investment and profit potential.I am glad to be back again....and looking forward to share information, and also learn from all you.thank you very much!

I am a director of an international real estate portal.I'm looking forward to some healthy debatesBest regardsSimon

I'd also suggest you learn real estate outside the guru circles, buy a college real estate text book off ebay, read HUD sites and regulations.

I just turned 23 and graduated college and have been looking to buy a property/condo for myself.

College :shock: