It's tempting to have your own place after graduating, especially if you've been living with roommates in college. 

All of what I know about investing has been gained from books, Biggerpockets, and my graduate studies for my MBA. 

With graduation approaching within the next year, I am looking for ways to quickly pay off my student loans and build extra wealth.

Hi everyone,Right now I go to school in Manhattan and would love to stay here after I graduate.

My dad graduated from the U of M as a dentist.

I want to start house hacking when I graduate and buy multifamily properties, maybe even apartment buildings if they can generate enough?   

Fast forward to my career today & involvement in the industry, I'm a Residential & Commercial Broker licensed in the state of Colorado, have done transactions & investments in and outside of the USA.I'm also a graduate of Colorado State University in Fort Collins, CO!

I'm a 21 year old college graduate with a decent salary looking to make a really strong first financial step by buying a duplex/multi-family home using an FHA loan.  

Graduating in the Fall with a BS in Chemical Engineering.

I have a tenant that just finished a year contract, we have agreed to do a month-by-month lease for a few months as she looks for a job; she is a college graduate.