I'm asking this because I am a 22 year old college student who doesn't make a lot of money at my job, so I am thinking about finding deals for other investors and giving them the information for a fair price.

If a borrower indicates he or she was in school or in the military during any of this time, the borrower must provide evidence supporting this claim, such as college transcripts or discharge papers.Handbook 4155.1: 4.D.1.b

As I was in college and career-time was just around the corner the anxiety and confusion became bigger and more unavoidable.

Of course.Even further, according to a report from the SF Association of Realtors, 73.7% of residents have white collar jobs, 81.1% have attended at lease some college (with 36.8% Bachelor's degrees and 23.1% graduate degrees), average household income $105k, average household net worth $1.08 million and all of that with a median home sales price of $724k.  

Sorry for the big paragraph. I know this is supposed to be brief.My name is Joshua. I am born and raised in Louisville, KY. I'm a junior at the University of Louisville, studying political science and going through Ar...

I am soon to be a recent college graduate (May 2016), and I plan on investing as soon as I graduate and get a job (as a RE agent or property manager).

Two kids to fund college for, excess cash will be funneled away for awhile...In the meantime its nice to have some properties to dabble with.Be sure to set up some key word alerts to find out about geographies and topics that interest you.

Downtown near the college, rents are even higher, a $1200 a month rent is certainly market rent.There is a lot of inventory that has been updated which is able to fetch higher rents ($1100-$1400 per month) and older inventory that needs updating, but is still able to charge $750-$850 per month.

Maybe the properties could be acquired one at a time as they to pay for the college bills.What about hard money lender, still kinda new to that. 

Or what is the best way to secure a loan with out ridiculous interest rates.Ideally I would like to get a duplex/small house at college where I could live with friends (and rent the other half out if I could get a duplex).