I graduated from college recently and I've been living at home, but I'm finally looking to move out soon.

Some of this is for the fenced yards, green grass, fresh air, but a lot of it also revolves around the school systems. 

It's required for high-rise work, hospitals and schools. 

I would tell my 19 year old self to skip college, skip graduate school, skip law school, don't buy any of the guru's courses, then go get a real estate license, find a broker with an in-house property management team and a great training/mentor program, start selling properties, find some successful investors to work with, and model their business.

Do you graduate in 2020 or 2021?

I spent 15 years as a teacher and school principal so my heart leans toward that of a humanitarian but I can tell you for sure your business will be more successful if you think like an investor. 

Now that I've learned a bunch from the site my next deals will be better.My advice to you - get a good job leveraging your degree once you graduate and max out that W2 income while you continue to learn real estate. 

You will need a high school diploma and then you will need to complete the required education for your state and sit for the state exam.

I would like to gain some knowledge and seek mentors so that I am well prepared post-graduation.

I am old school.