I got a college degree in business that emphasis in real estate.  

It's my college buddy's house.

All that information, however, is useless without putting it into practice.

I don't have a job for I'm a full time college student and live 4 hours away from home.

I started investing right after college, before life (kids, bills, etc.) have really kicked in.

I'll be house hacking and living in it while renting it out to college friends. 

My name is Desiny, I'm a senior in college just a few months from graduating (finally!).

WalletHub recently compared the 150 largest cities across 13 key metrics, such as sales per agent and the annual median wage of agents, to find out the best places for real estate pros to practice, and the mile-high city won out.

We absolutely love Fort Collins as a smaller city with huge amenities (easy outdoors access, great infrastructure, thriving Old Town district, college town, hopping music scene, etc.).

I am brand new to the REI practice, just getting my feet wet.