Mom graduated, dad continued school at BYU, have relatives in Nibley and much of cache Valley, good part of the country.14 months ago I purchased my first property: 4 plex, my FHA loan was 5% down and I had 4 current tenants, I gave 30 days on one tenant so that my wife and 2 year old could live in the unit.

I successfully completed the Colorado Realtors exam over Chistmas break a couple of years ago while in a graduate r/e and construction managment program.

My boss wants me to commit to 3 years after graduation (2011-2014).

Overall, I'm looking at getting a real estate license as a way to help build up some startup capital before I graduate.

The MBA is okay but I think the MS Finance would be a better play personally if you are committed a a graduate degree.

So my brother is about to graduate with his PhD in engineering and is looking to buy a MFH when he relocates for work.

I Graduated college and had no intention of entering the corporate world.

Hello All -I am at a crossroads and wanted to get your opinions…My situation: I graduated 3 years ago with $65,000 in student loan debt and have since narrowed that down to $35,000.

If seller will finance 100 percent, get him to delay and/or take graduated payments to give yourself time to save/make/find the rehab money.

It's unbelievable how much damage they can do and how disruptive they can be to a neighborhood.If you were near a serious college where students are there to study, you'd be safe to take graduate students and probably even upper classmen, if you had a grade point average requirement as part of your written criteria.