When possible we like a blanket lease holding everyone responsible, but with undergrads, this is almost impossible to enforce and administratively difficult.  

I also got my MBA and studied finance as an undergrad.

Would it be a good idea to start a real estate investing business right now while I’m in school and later getting my real estate license to become an agent after I finish undergrad?

It's a way to make quick decisions without the extra discomfort of the inevitable ambiguity that comes with in-depth research...Yes, I studied psychology as an undergrad.)I haven't quite made a decision one way or the other about the product yet, but I'm not knocking it until I have more information, certainly more than one person's opinion.To be fair, the original poster did not say that Deal Dog would not, under any circumstances, help anyone else.

I have an undergrad degree in finance and worked in the mutual fund industry earlier in my career.

I graduated undergrad from MTSU and still try to go back to Nash to visit friends as much as possible.

To provide a little background about myself, I'm currently an undergrad studying real estate at NYU.

Or should I get started right after undergrad?

I'm an Ypsilanti native, went to UM for undergrad and law school, and now live nearby in Plymouth.

I am a 19-year old, Syracuse University undergrad that is currently residing in Bradford area, Haverhill, MA.