I bought a foreclosed house in my college town directly after college.

My monthly payments are $250 per month based on the Income-Based Repayment (IBR) formula, and I qualified for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) because I work at a community college.

Mary's hospital, and Pima community college) has agreed to a ten grand down owner finance deal the property has been depreciated over the last fourteen years and the purchase price for this owner was $133,500.

Hello,My name is Colin and I am a recent college graduate and have a strong desire to start to invest in real estate early.

Also, by the time I leave I’ll be done with college, and I’ll have a degree in Business Administration and Accounting.

From college to now being a Commercial Real Estate Analyst I am ready to start taking action. 

It is a 3/2 with a carport near some of the area's community colleges.

Also, check to see if there are local colleges/training places that offer Quickbooks training (I've seen colleges offer training during summer break and it's not terribly expensive and there are also businesses catered toward teaching Quickbooks in a classroom setting). 

I am currently in college and have been very interested in the idea of fixing up/renting/buying and selling properties, hoping to make this a full time job one day.

It's nice to meet you all :) I'm a recent college grad living in Bothell, but working in Seattle.