My name is Hunter Kikut and I am going to be graduating from the University of South Carolina this summer. 

My husband and I purchased our first home in 2011 when we were 22, just after graduating and getting married. 3bed/2bth 1,400sqft condo short sale in Oceanside, CA for $205k.

I graduated from Drexel in 2017 and had friends who'd refuse to walk in that area. 

I am 18 and I just graduated High school this summer and I am very eager to dive into real estate  and build some funds to buy my first rental property. 

Hi everyone, I am a recent graduate, 25-years old, and looking to get started on my real estate journey while taking action to pay down student loans as quickly as possible.

I graduated from Miami University of Ohio with a Bachelors in Interior Design and am passionate about inspiring people through their built environment.

@Mary JayIn addition to what was already mentioned, in general, depreciation recapture is taxed at 25% and residual gain at 15-20% depending on your all in taxable income.By the way, ordinary income is not taxed at flat rates, they are graduated where portions of your income are taxed lower rates and other portions at progressively higher rates.

I'm brand new to real estate & am looking to start investing in small multi-family in my local area when I graduate college in the summer of 2023. 

Obviously this won't work until you both graduate college and get W2 jobs (if you go that route). 2) Documented Income History on Taxes - depending on the lender, they may count the income from your current rental.

Agree 100% with you Garrett, I graduated from Appstate and the town is growing at a fast pace!