None of those people want to move frequently, I think families tend to move more because they become pressed to as kids outgrow certain things in the area (school, sports, friends) or new kids are added to the mix. 

I've been interested in real estate for awhile, but now that with only a year till I graduate, what I'm wanting to do in the future is becoming more and more urgent.

I graduated from Texas Tech in 2011 with a Bachelors in Business Administration and went to work for a mid-major commercial contractor out of school.

I just graduated from college, moved out to the west coast, got a job and would like to get started owning my first property.

If you went to school a little while back and your rates are really low, maybe there's a little less urgency there.More importantly, if you're in public service, I pretty sure there's something called the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.

I am a graduate and still come to town often for football/basketball games. 

Some tested their concept with a booth at the farmer's market before venturing into opening a restaurant, some taught at culinary arts schools, some created a restaurant/entertainment venue, some moved their business from a high rent area such as Portland's "The Pearl" to a more affordable rent area such as Vancouver's "Downtown" or "Uptown", some simply offered the city a cuisine that was not offered before.

What school are you going through?

Right now, I'm taking time to educate myself about REI, and I'm planning on trying out wholesaling, and possibly even a property purchase, while I am in school. 

Work in real estate investing while going to school.