I'm a recent graduate of the University of St Andrews, and my dissertation was about online lending software.

Hey everyone I am a 20 yr/old graduating college senior and just accepted a remote job offer for a big IT company making 6 figures a year.

@Tom Dempsey From my experience with investors in the Philadelphia market, typically when looking for STR's they like to focus on University City, the nicer areas of south philly (Graduate Hospital, Passyunk Square), Northern Liberties, and Fishtown.

Hi, I hope you’re well.I am currently 22 years old and recently graduated with my bachelor’s in accounting.

I'm graduating college this year and got my first "real" job a couple months ago. 

Since graduating college back in 2018 I have been in the insurance industry and I worked in a few different job titles before finding the path I enjoyed, which is underwriting. 

- Or am I just going to have to put my real estate investor dream aside until I save enough money through a real job that I will hopefully get after I graduate?

I am assuming since you are 21 and in college you probably don't own your own home (it may help to graduate and get your first job as well...I didn't have enough time in college to invest in RE and study).

the tenants generally moved in their sophomore or jr year and stayed until they graduated.

I am in the army and a recent college graduate.