I have 2 sets of duplexes that tend to draw graduate students because of the location (farther from campus and in an established neighborhood) and a house that draws undergrads. 

@Jeremy Rusch I was potentially in a position to buy while I was in undergrad.

I finished an undergrad and graduate degree and have just recently started my own small business working in that field.

For example... what did my accounting class mean to me when I was in undergrad and not working in a professional role?

It is hard at your age to become a full time real estate investor, and you won't find a job making a ton of money either.Ideally, you finish your university degree, do well, get a good job, work a couple of years and use that income to buy a few rental properties as a solid base, then go into RE full time.I bought my first rental at in 2007 in my first year of my undergrad business degree at Schulich.

Through my time in undergrad, I have attempted to involve and educate myself as much as possible in the real estate industry. 

Through my time in undergrad, I have attempted to involve and educate myself as much as possible in the real estate industry.

Through my time in undergrad, I have attempted to involve and educate myself as much as possible in the real estate industry.

Alex, this looks like a typical marketing or business management class assignment at the undergrad level.

Typically they don't have a lot of kids, they work all the time and unlike undergrads, they are adults.