I'm entering my third year at college in Worcester, Massachusetts.

I've been out of college for two years now, but I initially got interested in real estate after taking an economics course.

All of the college students will likely fail the "reliable job history" test. 

It feels like I'm cramming for my first exam in college all over again!

In college I studied Civil/Structural Engineering, and began working on fix and flips with family members when I graduated.  

Could be a great money maker. 1 block from City College, close to stores, transportation & expressway.This is a Chicago property that I have yet to get under contract, but the seller and I have something in common...Jesus!

95758 and 95757 have great schools, great parks, relatively low crime, and a college just on the edge (Cosumnes River College) which means plenty of tenants in need of housing.

I'm asking this because I am a 22 year old college student who doesn't make a lot of money at my job, so I am thinking about finding deals for other investors and giving them the information for a fair price.

If a borrower indicates he or she was in school or in the military during any of this time, the borrower must provide evidence supporting this claim, such as college transcripts or discharge papers.Handbook 4155.1: 4.D.1.b

As I was in college and career-time was just around the corner the anxiety and confusion became bigger and more unavoidable.