I am currently aspiring to become a long distance buyers agent in New York, will begin studying for my license after graduating from college in August after three years at 21.My plan is to specialize in investing in long-distance investing in Upstate NY, as well as investing in my own properties, with my own cash or with partners.Any tips or advice on how to find a mentor, or network with others to help me learn as much as I can?

@Joseph Quezada I took many real estate courses at one university before transferring to the University I graduated from.

I'm a 21 year old college graduate who is working full-time and learning about investing.

ABQ is abundant with recent graduates, young adults, and a diverse socio-economic demo that are drawn to multifamily properties in all different neighborhoods.What I share your concern in is the leverage required for obtaining multifamily in ABQ.

Not to call anyone out, but I feel the original question shows some ignorance on what people coming of age or graduating from college are graduating into. 

I received 2 degrees from the University of Memphis and was the commencement speaker for my graduation.

I graduated from Cornell University in 2013 with an economics degree and now work for a midsize bank in downtown San Francisco (not a particularly original path, but it's worked for me!).

My name is Ed and I live in Voorhees, NJ, about 15-20 minutes outside of Philadelphia, PA.I graduated from Rutgers Univ.

Oh I'm a few hours away from Yokosuka; I went there for my graduate studies and loved shopping at the impressive NEX.

On my most recent project, a wealthy family member of mine offered to fund the cash acquisition/renovation of my next deal interest-free as a gift for graduating grad school as long as I returned that cash back as soon as possible.