Everyone knows there’s a big gap in the school system where children aren’t taught the basics of economics or about money and investment.

You can find lower values to the east of I-170 with maybe better cash flow, but the school districts are subpar.  

The other reason is I found it extremely difficult to juggle educating myself on real estate while attending Army Flight School training.

I would strongly urge you to graduate straight to an accounting software package, rather than try to craft your own using spreadsheets.We use QuickBooks Online, but there are plenty of tools out there that are inexpensive and easy to use.Time spent getting organized now will save you thousands of dollars in rework by an accountant or bookkeeper later.

I’m a about to graduate college and I am in the process of getting a job in Real estate in Philadelphia.

I grew up there and moved when I graduated. 

You are twenty, if you are working while in school and have potentially low costs of living put as much as you can into investment accounts that will grow exponentially, look up Financial freedom retire early as concepts you can adopt and start early, look for house hacking opportunities (aka find a home you can potentially partner with someone to buy or rent in your area with a decent amount of bedrooms, and then rent bedrooms out to friends) Anyways, learning how to put away a majority of your earning into things like Roths, Self directed IRA's or any other potential growing tool while you get your degree in your respective field/ go into working in that field will open up so many doors for investing in 5 to 10 years.

It's a nice, 3 BR townhouse in a terrific neighborhood with great schools.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Up and down duplex, the property is located 5 minutes from a University, middle school, and there is talk about building another school 5 minutes away No vacancies in the last 2 and a half years according to the property manager, new roof last year, the siding looks like it's in good shape.

I've managed two residential multi-family properties in the twin cities area for a little more than a year now while attending school, and am looking for an opportunity to gain experience and learn more about the world of real estate investing.I'm willing to do any kind work, or help out in any way I can, as I am very interested in entering the field of real estate upon graduation.