I decided its finally time to take action so I got the PRO membership to start analyzing investment properties and begin to connect with others in the area.I recently got accepted into the DPT program at Winston-Salem State for graduate school, which begins in January 2022.

You can graduate with a higher networth than when you started, unlike most.

The excuse is a kids graduation to attend that didn’t pop up in 3 days.

For example, I purchased a cheaper home and lived in it for 2 years while going through graduate school, then moved cities and have rented it to a family for the last 2 years.

About creditI I am graduating from college before I plan on getting this house.

I’m 18 years old and graduated from high school last year.

I am a full time college student and I am planning on graduating next April with a degree in accounting.

I'd like to read more about it as I've still got time to invest as I am an international student in Canada right now (I can't invest legally until I'm graduated which in my case is December 2021) and which areas should I consider considering the cash flow and areas with a good pool of tenants.I'd like to dig deep into it, I'm open to any suggestions or guidance.

As a college student about to graduate and live on my own in a city I have been scouring the internet for an affordable insurance carrier that would provide me with renters insurance, and insurance that protects me while I bike around the city, walk, or use borrowed or rented cars.

When I graduated from UW I househacked and rented to all my friends who had also just graduated college.