You can also be a Broker-Associate for a brokerage.

Quote from @Mark Rock: I’m 25 years old, and I recently graduated with a degree in construction engineering. 

My goal is to build a strong foundation for long-term financial freedom while learning from experienced investors here in the BiggerPockets community.Professionally, I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a Specialization in Supply Chain Management and a Minor in Business Analytics.

When I'm there, in no way do I get some overwhelming degree of fear or anxiety that I'm at a high crime escape from NY element.

For most people it simply means doing the first few houses with an experienced partner.3) A lot of people went to college and spent a lot of money and learned a lot of (irrelevant) things and now have lots of debt and quickly found out their degree didn't impress anyone enough to give them a decent job.

I'm finishing up an MBA in Data Analytics at Clemson and hold a bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering.I'm preparing to co-found an LLC with a fellow Army Captain as a 50/50 partnership focused on long-term rentals and BRRRR projects, or potential flips depending on cash flow.

For most people it simply means doing the first few houses with an experienced partner.3) A lot of people went to college and spent a lot of money and learned a lot of (irrelevant) things and now have lots of debt and quickly found out their degree didn't impress anyone enough to give them a decent job.

@Robel Nessro if you're majoring in something like business management/finance/business, you'll certainly learn a lot of skills that you can transfer to numerous branches of REI...So, that type of college degree can give you multiple points of leverage (it can help you understand REI, while also helping you understand how to operate other businesses, while also qualifying you for W2 jobs--so, you can reap multiple rewards and have multiple options just from one college experience--that's great!)

I know there are different options like lawyer-approved leases from trade associations, property management software like TurboTenant, and legal document software like Nolo and DocDraft.

I would try and get a hold of a local Builder's Association.