I plan to move into it until my daughter graduates in a couple of years.

I'm a recent graduate from pharmacy school and am looking to make a splash in the RE investing world.I'm currently working on getting a SFH ready to rent (first ever project) but have a strong feeling that multi-family investing is where I ultimately want to be.

I am graduating high school this year and am looking to get into the real estate investing business as a career in the future.

I recently graduated high school, and next year I'm attending the university (located about 3 hours from my hometown).

Hi, I'm a graduate student in a master of Real Estate Development program.  

We got started at 23 and 25 right out of my graduate program after my husband had been in the work force for 2 years. 

I've matured alot since graduating college, but my past still haunts me financially.

Many people "graduate" from SFH to MFH just based on economy of scale as you ramp up, but I know MM (multi-millionaires) working just fine off the SFH model.

Graduating from rental properties to institutional grade properties (DSTs) using 1031 Exchange is something many of my clients have done.Institutional grade projects in the $50-125M range can be purchased with as little as $100,000 and allow you the opportunity to invest in more than one property and diversify.

I have a friend who bought a quadplex, lived in one side rented the other three and did not have student loans or any debt (save the house) by the time he graduated college.Hope this helps!