Lastly Kennedy King College has torn down their old buildings and redeveloped new ones.

In any case, you can take cheap, $150 a semester, Trade School courses at places like our Hillsborough Community College and learn all the trades, including Carpentry in a couple of years.

With college students, it's a bit easier to overlook the income requirements because many of them pay for rent with student loans.  

@Abhijit Dey  and intern, I do not disagree with you either!

I go into the whole real estate thing while I was in college.

I lived in Scotland for 9 years and might be returning in another year or two, but want to buy investment properties here in Cleveland in the meantime, so I'll be looking at international buy and hold too.

I love the motivation man, here in San Diego as well if you went into 6 escrows in your first 7 months you already did better then 95% of people who start in real estate so give yourself a hug, Dont get frustrated, my quick story i wasnt the best agent at the begging I work 3 years and sold about $2.5M total, so not great, but after college I went into private equity and killed it now, I am a consultant and put deals together and do investments on my own so I just think 7 Months is not enough to really know your niche, I have a partner that was a real estate agent for 42 years and did amazing he says every year was like starting from scratch, so thats just one mans opinion best luck and just be patient, Who ever think they can get rich quick is not really rich as my mentor used to say. 

Are you open to international investing?  

I'm a college student majoring in business.

Hey Everyone,I'm having an internal debate and would love some feedback on which strategy is better.I own one duplex.