Check my prior posts, I'm totally biased to my area but if I were fresh out of college and landed a W2 job I'd get a mortgage and live in rehab in mills mill/Dunean/Greater Sullivan.

Unfortunately, his massive success keeps him extremely busy, and he hasn't much time to mentor me to the degree I'm seeking.

We didn't have any leg up and only graduated college with some student debt.  

And the FHA 203k loan will fix it all up and things will be peachy keen.Get it renovated and rent the second unit for $1800/month via services such as free internet and the location not to mention it is a 2 bedroom.After a year move back with my parents and rent the first unit for $1800-$2000 since it will have the yard.Make a nice ROI and look for more investment properties while possibly enjoying life since I don't really buy much and the only primary debt I have is college loans.

I believe that most of the Broker Training companies have gotten away from training due to increased scrutiny since 2007 and that most training is done through colleges and universities.

This is a link to the Brazos County (Bryan / College Station area) foreclosure list as an example:  https://www.brazoscountytx.gov/index.aspx?

(Get a degree if you don't have one) (Get a masters if you have a bachelors) ("Work work work work work" -Rihanna)3) Use that money to buy strong CASH FLOWING houses (buy and hold)4) Keep saving, combine the savings with your investment income5) Use that money to buy more6) Keep growing the business7) Retire!

He basically told me since I am only 22 with no money to invest in real estate and not a long credit history, that I should focus on finding a college or institute to pursue a real estate license?

I looked up apartments reviews in college towns where room-by-room renting was going on and just saw a flood of consistent negative reviews.  

Im in college in Florida right now but would like to sit down and chat when im back in May.