I graduated with my nursing degree back in 2019 and I plan on buying my first property this year.

However, your job must require a masters degree or higher and you have to have been in the profession for less than 5 years. 

We have nowhere near the build rate we did then, we have significantly more inflation coming down the pipeline which will artificially increase home values further and DFW is a growing market which will protect it to some degree from any financial downturn. 

I am heading off to college next month for a business degree and I plan to invest in real estate once I graduate.

She already has 6 years of college in California and I was totally against going to college where it gets to 50 degrees below zero and am wondering how does a human get to their college in that type of weather.

It is not my job to stick my nose in their wives business and I don't want to know the degree of abuse and I don't want to cloud my own judgement by getting involved.

And there are lots of universities now offering real estate/real estate finance/real estate investing/structural engineering/construction science degrees that can be used to support a real estate investing career full time.3.

It turned out to be of no use one I completed my Bachelors degree in Electrical Engineering.

Well society tells you to go to school and get a degree.

Even if I would have lost money the education was better than any 4 year degree in my opinion.