Im interested in the financial sector and im trying to see how i should go about starting my financial endeavor, im still in college but on track to graduate with a financial major.

How else will you keep college kids from causing major damages?

Quote from @Evan Rekowski: I am a college student looking to start buying properties once I graduate, and I’m doing my research on good cash-flowing properties to invest in, as well as homes or duplexes that are on the lower side of the average median home price.

Nearby Colleges?

Atlanta is not as small as it seems :/As for specific areas, if you're looking for areas with fast rental velocity, you can take a look at Hapeville, East Point, College Park, and Stone Mountain just to get you started.

The principal in Roth can be accessed anytime as an emergency savings fund or to pay for college or whatever.

I’m 23, about 6 months out of college, living in Wisconsin with my mom and her fiancé.

Get college paid for, get paid,  believe 8 year commitment.  

I graduated high school this year and couldn't get a student loan to pay for college.

Quote from @Nick Dewberry: Hey everyone,I’m local to Columbus and eager to start my real estate journey with a house hack.A bit about me: I’m a recent college grad working full-time downtown.