I live in Maryland and I'm going to echo what was said above because the same thing happened to me (not with a washer and dryer, though) and I took Contract Law as part of my business degree in college (graduated from the second biggest college in Maryland).

My name is Jay, I graduated with a bachelor's in Finance and am currently pursuing my Master's of Healthcare Administration at Seton Hall University and I currently work for a top performing hospital in the country. 

I am a San Antonio native, moving to Houston after I graduate from Texas A&M with a Masters in Land and Property Development (MLPD Program) with a Real Estate License.

@Joseph Humphreys Depending on the cash flow from your rental and the amount you’re making from your job, assuming you’re working since you’ve just graduated, save up your money and find your own 3-4 unit property and if it’s leased use the leases (and their promised rental income) to help secure your mortgage.

I am aiming to reach my goal by 2026 when my last child graduates highschool.

I'm a college student about to graduate, and I'm looking to buy a multifamily property rental or house hack. 

I graduated from James Madison University back in 2017, and I've become an 8th grade English Language Arts teacher since then.

Next time find the knee doctor who graduated from Harvard, has done 1800 knees, and listens to your needs. 

To your point, I need to start with a duplex or quad, but I can graduate to larger-scale investments once I get my feet wet, build some capital, and start making connections.

I have been lucky to have help from my parents to get through college so I will be graduating pretty much debt-free.