I am a recent college graduate with a degree in Economics (concentration in finance).

CCIM is considered graduate level education in the field of investment real estate.

., LLM, a Harvard Law School Graduate and well-respected member of the Illinois Bar, wrote an excellent article called "Drafting Around the Mortgage 'Due on Sale' Clause in the Installment Sale of Real Estate" that was published in the Chicago Bar Record.

It is short and succinct but very interesting considering Notre Dame was so heavily embroiled in the controversy of President Obama speaking to last year's graduating class (though for other reasons than his marxist outlook).

My credit score is above 740, I'm a first-time home buyer, and I recently graduated college.

I am a current college student who fully intends on investing in real estate upon graduation.

Will definitely be looking to do this once I graduate and start working.

So I recently graduated college, and I am moving to Fort Rucker, Alabama for flight school.

I did my undergrad at UVA, caught the real estate bug during my undergrad and got my first property under contract the week after I graduated! 

Hello everyone,I am a finance graduate, working in government and energy since young.I was thinking a lot about investing in stocks, create a business or invest in real state, and I decided to try real state and mix it with business -tourism business-.Which strategy should I done for my first investment?