So I decided to look at the Spokane market because its drivable from Seattle and I have ties from my college days there. 

My state used to have a Grad Grant that was assumable after 5 years (meaning no repayment) and to qualify you simply had to have graduated college in the past 36 months (3 years).

I have a bachelors in biology and am currently pursuing a pharmacy degree.

I have been in that business since I was 17 including those college years eventhough my business degree emphasized real estate.Several of my freinds have moved down to Austin but none are in the real estate business.  

Not all of it is in cash but or accessible for rental properties, but most of it is not tied up in houses and is very liquid.That said, I don't quite understand, even with those resources, how I would acquire 25 doors in just a couple of years and on presumably a relatively small income and very short time to acquire wealth if one assumes starting at zero or with college debt even.One example of this was discussed on BP podcast 199.Given all that, can y'all help me understand how people are doing this and what secret am I not quite understanding? 

I'm a recent college grad so I haven't had much experience managing my money.

I think he would mentor me if I choose to go this route but I don't think I want to sacrifice my career and degree so soon after starting.

I have known that I wanted to invest in Real Estate since I was a sophomore in college.

I'm a air force veteran and college student looking to make some money on the side.

Hi BP, I have recently started looking at the market around my small hometown as well as the market around Akron, Ohio because I plan on going to college there.