Hello,I'm a 23 year old college graduate in the process of getting a job in law enforcement within the year.

I think it should be added to highschool reading list as it contains valuable information graduates are sorely missing today.

I am a person who believes that the government is spending way too much money, and a decent potion is on entitlement programs that include section 8.I had a certain amount of animosity when I graduated from college, it two years to pay off the hospital and Dr. bills from my childrens births and I paid on them while I was going to college, but only about $10 a month.I have seen so many folks who can work, one was an attorney, who did not work and the government paid every penny.

A graduate of BIOLA University, I hold a BA in Psychology.

I graduated from The University of Tennessee, and currently work for Home Depot as a senior analyst in international logistics.

New to Bigger Pockets (discovered through listening to the podcast) and am excited to join the community.Some background on myself - I recently graduated from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with an Masters of Accounting Science degree and am currently employed at one of the Big 4 accounting firms.  

That being said sometimes folks rest on their laurels, there are areas I knew more about when I graduated than I do now because back then I looked everything up, and occasionally things have changed and I have not kept up on it. 

I graduated from college with a business degree and I got a broker license in 1980.  

I'm currently living in Maryland and just graduated and wanted some advice on how to start investing in real estate.

Hopefully Madison can relate.As for madison: I graduated recently, and student housing rents by the unit.