I am a college undergrad student looking to start my own real estate empire and was wondering if it would be weird to email him about mentorship.

I am a 21 yr old college student and have been very interested in REI for a few years now.

@Brian GeigerTempe for student housing.

In my case, I, unfortunately, have $150,000 in student loan debt due to bad financial advice until it was too late and would like to start investing in rental properties to cash flow and help pay off my student loans!

He has made 200 of his students millionaires. 

I'm a student at Utah State University and I'm really itching to get to work. 

My wife has about $50,000 in student loans remaining.

Hi all,Im a Dutch high school student that is currently exploring the world of investing.I've been reading and watching video's about the BRRRR strategy.

I would like to start off with wholesaling as a means to build capital for other forms of investing and to pay off student loans.

@Josh Magnus I would suggest to proceed with caution...but proceed nonetheless...In the area where I focus most of my attention, 80% of the houses for sale are places that were sold last time in 2006-2007...Most of them investors who finally manage to match the price they paid for...As most commentators said condition now are very different then 2008...but that doesn't mean crisis have to come from the same direction/cause to get the whole economy crashing along...Brexit...trade wars...student/consumer/corporate debt...there can be many reason for the next fall...and in 2008 nine out of ten economists didn't see it coming...that will probably be the only constant.As someone who also work full time my suggestion is to narrow your focus on a specific area like 1 zip code and follow it to exhaustion...know every house that get to market...walk the street with google view over lunch break...analyze city/county records for every property that hit the market...check all rentals you can find...establish working relationship with one or two buyer agents...this way when something arrive to market you'll be in a position to act fast enough...I got one house that way and now in contract for another...both were sold last in 2007 and on both I offered asking price (=2007) the day after they got to market...if the numbers work for cash flow then the state of the economy is much less important...and be picky (don't feel bad passing on houses)...personally my goal is to be able to become at least part-time when the crash will come so I have more time for RE then...good luck!