I'm a college student looking to increase my financial IQ so that upon completing college in April, I can immediately begin investing in real estate.

I majored in Real Estate in college and got my license shortly after I graduated and am staying active and informed on our local market as a part time agent and newbie investor.

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

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

I got a college education and I got my broker license in 1980.  

Potentially you could do that in College towns in Alberta like Red Deer or Olds?

College is just a few blocks away, and it's a 4 bedroom single family.

Some advocate make any/many deals that yield a profit.Others, create a marketing plan and become selective, becoming better with each transaction.That should perk some opinions with the community.Here's my thoughts before I dove into MFUs.First, I found that college students have an agenda (to graduate) and when met, they move on, sometimes with adverse consequences to your property -- RULE OUT STUDENTS.As always, location is a big contributor in RE and cities with high vacancy rates(VR) impact the ROI and you can't control VR. 

Right now my wife and I are house hacking as I finish college up this semester and get my BBA here in a week and a half.

I posted an article on BP in March that was an article featured of me in Business Insider that headlined "A 24-year-old college dropout explains how he went from $10,000 in savings to $4 million in real estate".