While my full time job is a professor in the university, I am also interested in real estate.

I am currently studying for a bachelor's degree in business administration at San Francisco State University.

My role specifically focuses on managing the relationships of our existing accredited investors, uncovering opportunities for new investors, as well as creating marketing materials, raising capital, and just being a point of contact.

It's in a very nice low crime area with big employers and a university within a 10mi radius.

Just Graduated from University of washington in tacoma washington  this last week and Im gonna start my broker licensing course tomorrow as a way to start getting a deeper understanding of the inner working of how a deal goes through etc....

I'm studying at Vanderbilt University.

Learning/Doing all that I can before I go back to school in Texas (University of North Texas) and I definitely plan making this happen while attending school.

I thought my house will rent out within 2 weeks because it's a realllly short distance from the university.

:Three reasons that I may want to 1031 exchange: 1) get 135k cash after commission instead of 100k, and no negative cashflow subsequently 2) reduce the number of markets and PM of my portfolio, so that I can focus more on one market (I want to stay passive with my full-time job) Hi Hanbin, if you're an accredited investor and you decide to 1031 exchange, you might consider reinvestment into DSTs.

My name is Jordan and I am a current Junior at Rutgers University.