MY STORY: My parents signed over to me 4 rental properties in Columbus, Ohio a few blocks from The Ohio State University.

This may be shocking...but  it’s part of a cash flow statement from the Harvard Angus Cartwright Case (common case assignment given by Harvard University for RE investment classes at other universities).

Hello everyone, I'm currently an undergraduate student at Fordham University in New York City, looking to invest in rental properties and perhaps single family homes in New York City, New Jersey, and Westchester County, New York.

I ditto what others have said to some degree.

The Madison area is booming, the city or any surrounding suburbs I think can be a good investment. 90 percent of all people who start engineering (any engineering) don’t graduate with that degree.

Hello everyone, I finish my undergrad at San Diego State University this past spring.

Additionally, I feel there are long term tailwinds in terms of population growth/migration, good universities, companies and jobs growth in NC.

Or maybe the IRS will call it a gift and charge gift tax.As silly as it sounds (even with an accounting degree), I truthfully forgot about taxes haha.

I've been given the opportunity to go back to college to get a Masters Degree in Real Estate Development due to a fellowship that I was part of during my undergrad, but i'm hesitant because the whole field is brand new to me.

So, I enrolled back in school toward a second master’s degree in order to take a hardship withdrawal on my 401k since I’d already taken loans out that totalled 50% of what was in there.