A 20-something with no college what-so-ever, I feel fortunate to have secure employment like I do.

From there, to actually practice as a real estate agent you need to be associated to a broker so I would think the next step is to make sure you meet brokers in an area you are interested in investing in or live in and think about working for/with them. 

This is going to make the current practices of "churning" through rent to own or lease to own or similar practices even more fraught with peril.

I've always loved real estate and focused my law practice on property law before deciding to follow my passion. 

Loeffler has updated his practices since he published his Rent-to-Own book.

I got a college education in business with an emphasis in real estate.  

Well, i woke up this morning and said, "Hey, I want to think of some creative ways to exit flips and practice investment analysis!".

I am currently a double-major student at Central Washington University. I am studying towards degrees in Finance and Managerial Economics. Looking to establish a plan to begin investing in real estate immediately afte...

College kids want to listen to loud music, drink some beer on a porch, and have a good experience.

I have it in my head that wholesaling is the only way I can make money in real estate right now as an unemployed college student.What do you think of wholesaling with a partner?