In 2020 I graduated from Auburn University's Engineering College.

I have had lots of requests for this rental by graduate students, medical students, and travel nurses.

Patting myself on the back, I had this property under contract with an FHA loan before I graduated college at 21 years old.

Hi everyone,I am 21 and graduating this May and accepted a job as an independent contractor and will be a 10-99 employee. 

If this matters at all, my prior career path includes graduating college and working as a commodities analyst in the oil and gas space for 2 years before realizing its not my passion, walking away and working as an independent contractor.

Ty for the kind words i hope i can find financial freedom one day too, although i see a possibility of losing money without an assurance of being able to pay back so i could try work or graduate before risking bankruptcy. 

Chris,Temple was a lot of fun, I graduated from Drexel.

I understand that real estate is viewed as one of the safest, most reliable asset classes but in the age of rapid technological evolution I feel that there are other opportunities that could out-perform while maintaining liquidity.A little background about myself I am a 23 year old graduate student looking to aquire my first property later this year. 

I also closed on my first deal within my first year after graduating undergrad, so your thoughts are in the right place.As others above have mentioned, NJ is a competitive and high-price/high-tax market, so it's difficult to point you in the direction of specific areas or towns without knowing more about your criteria, budget, and investment goals.I'm an investor and investor-agent based in Northern NJ.

I have 3 kids and yes moving would be challenging, I have 6 more years before my youngest graduates HS.