Most people won't understand that you may not want to go to college, get a job that last forever, and then retire. 

My mother went through one and she just hired a couple college kids to move all the stuff so she did not have to.

Maybe you can share your experience on where to find land, commercial real estate, or even housing and permit to build, etc.

Go to your local church and ask all the college students.

I’m a 20 y/o college student from Oklahoma, and within this past year I’ve consumed real estate knowledge like my life depended on it.

I recently graduated from the University of Miami with a Bachelor's in Finance and I'm looking to work/learn for a couple years before starting grad school towards an MBA, most likely specified in real estate.In the meantime, I got some footing in the game and earned my real estate sales associate license in 2018, my freshman year of college.

We have great colleges too-and prices around those colleges are decent, usually you can find a 3 bedroom 2 bath home below $200k near the University of Nebraska Medical Center, University of Nebraska Omaha, and Creighton University.

That being said I just graduated college and I currently live in Akron, OH for the moment.

Hello BP, I'm writing to find some guidance and opinions for my first deal based on the state of the housing market. getting my first property right now as a college student in this market is daunting to say the least.

My handyman gave me an estimate for $1,500 to pull permits and $4,000 for the work.