I am a student at the University of Northern Colorado, and I'm currently an intern at a real estate firm in Denver, CO.My knowledge of real estate has increased exponentially since I have started at the firm in mid May, and I look forward to learning much more during this summer. 

This is in the Southeast area of Houston, TX. 10 mins from where the Houston Texans play at NRG stadium and 10 mins from the University of Houston.We found this property on the MLS and were able to make a low offer and negotiate further until we got the right purchase price. 

In addition to my professional training and experience as a CFP, I have completed university coursework in Real Estate Practice, Real Estate Appraisal, and Real Estate Finance. 

The town is small, but the property is a few blocks away from a university.  

Hello, I am a 19 year old student at Texas A&M university who is very eager to learn about real estate investing, I am looking for a place or an investor to work for so I can try and gain all the knowledge I can while I'm home for the summer in the Dallas area(or in college station in a few months) I am willing to work for free, whatever it takes to learn the business, let me know if you are from this area and have any opportunities or know somebody that does-Thanks, Bronson

I currently patrol an area near Drexel University in Philadelphia and run into properties that can be profitable, but I don't have the resources yet and that is why I asked where you recommend I start.

I just graduated from Boston University with a degree in Computer Science and Economics.I'm new to real estate investing, although my dad is an architect and grew up around construction.

Looks like Britain is leaving the EU and that has resulted in A LOT of global financial uncertainty with Dow futures down 600 points.  

My fiancé is currently in law school at Seattle University.

The two options I'm considering at this point are 1) start saving for a down payment for an apartment/condo which I will live in for two years (during grad school) and rent thereafter (to students near university) - and 2) don't buy now, rent during graduate school instead, and just put most savings away in traditional retirement saving vehicles.The time horizon for saving a down payment is 12-months.If more information is needed please let me know.