Two of my kids graduated from Parkview with a third there now.

I have been having trouble deciding between two options regarding my first rental property, so I thought it'd be best to just ask the BP family :)Context: I am a newly graduated college student (graduated in may!)

I am heading off to college next month for a business degree and I plan to invest in real estate once I graduate.

If she does well and shows interest in it, you can consider giving her the rental as a graduation gift surprise and help her get started building long-term wealth.

I am 22 now and graduating in 2 years with a BS in Econ but don’t want to do corporate jobs but get a general contractor and real estate license by the time I graduate, or max one year after graduation and start building my own business.With the experience and funds used I would try flipping real estate in San Francisco.Now, with that background here are my concerns.1.

Hey guys, I’ve been wanting to get into doing real estate for awhile now since I have graduated a couple of years back.

I've been investing in residential real estate since February 2021, starting shortly after I graduated college and moved out of California.

Lets buy a house on my 28,000$ after tax dollars. you go to the bank and because you have a pulse AND a JOB (because were not trying to graduate a class like that of 2008!)

There are thousands of YouTube videos on how the house works that can help you out.Student Housing is a fun and profitable niche to get into, and you can hold onto that house long after you graduate.

It could be some ethnically diverse family in Philly who kept their parents house as a rental to help pay for their kid to be a first generation college graduate.