I think the market has become much more consumer-friendly, where it's rare to have to pay prepayment penalties if you refi or sell within so many years, you're allowed to pay extra payments directly to lower your principal instead of extra payments going partially to interest (like they still do on my son's student loans which drives me nuts) and fees are much more transparent than they used to be.     

Doctors, Lawyers, CPAs, etc have spent many, many years, and often hundreds of thousands in student loans to obtain their profession.  

As a recent college graduate, my student loans were one of the biggest issues.  

I am a 23 year old student from London, UK.

I am 22 years old and a senior college student at SMSU majoring in biology medical lab science.

Is it an area that Temple students are expanding into? 

Hi, I have no experience in real estate but i am a serious and willing student.

I am still a student, but looking to jump into investing in real estate within 3 months after graduation this upcoming spring.

I would get a coach to "vet the attorney" because you don't know what to say and what not to say as a newbieWhen I take on a new student I do thatI think real estate contract law with litigation experience and knowing what the judges will say takes somebody with some deep experience, and gray hairI would start with your REIA and talk to the president, get a name, and then have a senior Real Estate Investors talk to that attorney on your behalfIs been my experience the ratios 5 to 1 or 7 to 1 where the journey you talk to is not a good fitAnother place to look is find a CCIM and asked for the best contract attorney they know

@John JacksonHere's an ambitious student for you