We are flooding the job force with grads that aren't finding jobs, burdened with big college loan/debts and forced to move back home rather than entering the real estate buying arena.It still looks like a triple whammy.

So, My name is Trent and I started doing real estate back in 2003 fresh out of college. 

Cheaper than a college education and I will be financially set in a few years because of the education and the group Scott Carson has provided.  

Give the seminar a catchy name such as "Get Your RX To A Happy Retirement...blah blah" or something.Each person speaks for 20 minutes (a 1 hour lunchtime seminar)  You talk about RE investing (briefly talk about college investment property, most detail about that could be provided to those who show interest during/after the seminar so don't get overly bogged down with details). 

What is the best way to do so in a small college town?

I graduated from college in May 2015 and currently working in NYC.

When I acquire a property that needs rehab, I hire a college kid to rip out the carpet and linoleum and put ceramic tile and laminate floor back.  

Hi BP,My brother will be moving to Miami, FL to pursue his career following college.  

Hi All,Just for some background info, I am a 22 year old college student with a bank account representative of your average college student.

Note: I think I'm still in the 15% tax bracket as a college student, so that means 0% tax if I were to sell it, yeah?