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.

I grew up in Cupertino and graduated from Cupertino high In 1974..

I just graduated college in May 2016 and took the necessary courses to become a real estate agent.

I am about to graduate college and have a job lined up where I will be making a little under 150k a year.

I graduated college back in the end of 2018 and since then my passion for Real Estate investing has grown exponentially so I figured I might as well start building a solid foundation for the future of early retirement.

@Kyle Nelson although a genuinely great thought/approach BUT This “trainer”Is obviously running a business and if he’s a good business man there’s no way he’s give you his product on consignment... that would be like going to an enrollment officer at a college and saying “yeah let me try the four years out and if I graduate and make a lot of money after I will pay you for the knowledge I gained, but if I only get a mediocre job, you get nothing ” business is business the “trainer”Is providing a service, either you take it or leave it, the ability to choose is a beautiful thing.