That'd be easy to google.My overall advice would be to look for a part time job in real estate (either at an agency, analyst intern, mortgage co, etc) while you're a student and if you really want to invest in RE at this point, do it through a REIT or some publically traded company like CapitaLand (an example, not my stock pick) until you have a bit more saved.

Or have a co-signer or partner.

@Karsen Wynn  Can you have your parents co-sign on the mortgage?  

Agreed, you Want to use a title co. to close, you can get a warranty deed from the seller, the prior QC, or even one to you, is no issue as long as you get tile insurance.  

I am an RE agent in Colorado.

I had bad experience previously with 2 out of state single family units I purchased...but am hoping for a better experience.What states do you recommend, & would there be a recommended property management co as well?

I am a new investor from Colorado.

I have a rental property in the metro area of Denver, CO currently est. value sits at around 200k.  

Looks like I'll be seeing you in Colorado in a few weeks!

She is living out of the country and bought a rental with inherited tenants in California, oh and doesn't have a property management co.