If you are currently working a job now and you have an explanation as to why you don't yet have 2 full years of income history, (ex: you graduated from college last year), then that will generally suffice.

I am graduating college in May with a bachelor's in finance.

I think real estate investing is something I would want to do after I graduate college, as I am entering my Junior year this fall.

@Joseph Kostigen, graduate, secure W2 employment, save religiously, build your credit, limit unnecessary debt, get pre-approved, acquire and house hack your first deal.

Hello, my name is Tomas, and I just graduated college.

I am 50 years old, live in NYC, plan to retire in Florida in 15 years when my children have graduated high school.

To clarify your tax liability on a flip:Long-term capital gains are derived from investments held for more than one year and are taxed according to graduated thresholds for taxable income at 0%, 15%, or 20%.

My goal is to acquire 1 multifamily per year and scale as needed to ultimately make me financially free (Cash Flow at least $15k/month).I just graduated college in December of 2022 from UT Austin with a degree in petroleum engineering.

Hello everyone, I recently graduated from college and moved to DFW for the first time to start my first full-time job.

Hi Jennifer, I am a property management professional/ leasing agent in the Wisconsin marketSouth Eastern WI is a great place to have on your radar including but not limited to MilwaukeeThe Eastside of MKE has great upside if you are interested in college based neighborhoods. 53202, 53211, 53212Much of the demographic in these areas are young professionals/ graduates once you get a few blocks outside the UW campusOut of the 100+ units we manage in the above zip our average length of stay is between 3-5 years with consistent rental increase due to the demand.