I'm about to put in an offer on a duplex in Moncton, NB but will need a cosigner for the mortgage, as I do not qualify (I just graduated university and haven't had a stable income for long enough).The purchase price is 380k and I'm doing a 5% down, owner occupied loan.

I will graduate in May 2017 and my career goal is to become a residential developer of both single-family and multi-family.

I’m about to graduate college so I don’t have much capitol.

I'm mostly targeting graduate students and young faculty.

I bought it and house-hacked while I lived there and then turned it into a rental when I graduated and moved to Maryland.

I actually came out of college 32 years ago with an accounting degree and did the whole CPA thing prior to going into banking upon graduation.

On the subject of #exonomic crashes:- Median family household #income (US census) -1999: $42,0002020: $67,521(61% increase)- Median #home Price in the US -1999: $152,0002021: $411,000(170% increase)- Average #student loan debt at graduation - 1999: $16,0302021: $37,172(132% increase)- Average cost of a new #cars - 1999: $20,6862021: $45,031(118% increase)- 1999 #family net worth statistics (federal reserve) -Median: $53,100Average: $219,000($165,900 gap)- 2020 family #Networth statistics (federal reserve) -Median: $121,411Average: $746,821($625,410 gap)- Federal #debt -1999: $5.606 trillion2021: $28.9 trillion(416% increase)- #Suicide rates per 100k (Americashealthranking) -1999: 10.5/100,000 2020: 14.2/100,000(35% increase)The powers at be have allowed these numbers increase for 22 years and have done nothing but make it worse at a faster rate.

If you do the above you will be ahead financially of 95% of all the students you graduated with, in 20 years.  

I recently graduated from college and I am working full time in the financial services industry while also trying to build a real estate business on the side. 

There seems to be a shortage of nurses going on right now with COVID effecting the output of newly graduated nurses and pushing people into retirement early.