I contacted an owner about his property and he told me the reason for selling is because he is now an empty nester now that his children have graduated, and they are now moving from Oklahoma to Florida, which makes him a motivated seller.

My daughter has just graduated from college on the other side of the state and as I talked with her about doing this she became very interested.

This is a little high for the neighborhood, but we're renting by the room to graduate students.  

But at some point you can graduate to a larger firm once you need more advanced tax planning.  

I'm currently doing my 1st bathroom renovation and hired a 22yr old neighbor kid who just graduated Tech school to help.

My name is Preston and I just graduated college and start my full time job next week.

If you are dead set on learning find a contractor or handyman who is willing to let you watch or maybe even help out doing small stuff first then graduate to the harder stuff in a few years.

Would also like to know how to graduate from Hard Money to cheaper rated money with a portfolio lender if someone can point me in the right direction.

Get a full time job asap maybe even think about taking a year after high school graduation and just work full time so you can qualify for a mortgage and house hack.

To give you the cliff notes, I:- just graduated college in December- started a full-time job working for a third party REV company- work completely remote- have no student debt, no car payment, no rent (see below), no serious monthly expense - absolutely love real estate & am anxious to begin investingFor context:My woman is a travel nurse - we’ll be living from state to state for 13 weeks at a time over the next 2-3 years starting this upcoming weekend (she receives a stipend for housing so there is no monthly pmt).