I would rate Rental Rookie more beginner-friendly and then graduate to Real Estate Rookie but both are great!

Then you get hundreds of seminar graduate note brokers all running around trying to find an investor to purchase these poor notes.

or you start at 50-50...and have to sell A LOT to get to max 80-90% split (graduating commission)...or one that resets each year....one suited my need but I don't like their "electronic" support and they have no presence here..... needless to say, I still have a lot to think about..but I took my first class mid January.... it's now end of FEB...

That would be my first suggestion.If you take out  student loans, how long do you have after you graduate before you start paying interest and what would the interest rates be?  

This bootcamp is designed for new landlords, soon to be landlords, and graduates of the Real Estate Rookie Bootcamp!

My name is Alvin Smith I’m a college student getting ready to graduate.

I choose Tucson, AZ because I am familiar with the area since I lived there for 8 years as an undergraduate and graduate student.

I moved from Topeka, KS to Branson after graduating high-school.

As someone who just graduated from TTU and started investing during college, I would love to share what worked for me! 

The fact that you do not need to pay back a student loan until after graduation makes it especially attractive.