I took it with Kaplan Professional Schools.

@Zachary MoweryI am based in Maryland and in this market end buyers tend to be more active during spring and end of summer/ fall season when kids are back in school and vacations are done.

This outline below is for my first deal, which the purpose of is to provide housing for me and have rental income from 1-2 other units while I am in college until I graduate in which I will continue renting and move on to other real estate deals. 

The earlier you start investing for the future, the better off you will be in the long-term; however, real estate can be risky, so you need to make sure that you don't put anything on the line that you're absolutely unwilling to lose or that you think you are going to need to get your feet on the ground after graduating.

I'm a recent graduate and have been working for 1yr.

Not having to rely solely on investors when it comes time to cash out, and not having all your eggs in one basket/market.SFR allows me to have properties in different job markets, different school districts, and different neighborhoods all while being within in a 20 mile radius of my home.  

It took me 7 years to pay off my student loan debt after graduating college.

As long as your first job is in your field your school counts towards your two years of experience.

I'm a recent graduate with a job in IT, I've had my eyes on REI for a while now but I'd like to get into some local Real Estate Groups/Clubs and meet some people, go to some open houses with people that have some experience and all that!

The listing says Lawrence schools, but from what the school boundary map shows, I believe it's IPS.