I purchased both triplexes with tenants, so I am used to having them full :) At the one property, I have one renewing his lease, one is leaving but I already have a new tenant, and the third wasn't sure what he was doing (graduating and looking for a job) so the vacancy is coming up quicker.

And in LA depending on where you buy, you can have tenant turn over every year due to various factors (graduation, job relocation etc).I am not advocating kicking out month to month tenants in "good standing".  

Attached you'll find an Eighth Grade Graduation Test - from the year 1895.

I will be returning to school in a full-time graduate capacity in the Fall and am currently working as a VISTA volunteer for a non-profit agency.

After some more research on this fellow, turns out he graduated from M.I.T.

By this time most of us had graduated college, had good paying jobs and drove fancy cars. dan did not.

I recently graduated college and now I'm an Asset Manager for Real Estate Investors, so I was wondering what would be the best way to use the money allocated from the sale of the land.

My cousin (who Im very close to) graduated with a psychology degree in 2002, and for a lack of better terms, quit it.

Later the properties were producing income.Having lived and worked in the area I will speculate that these were likely rented to higher quality students (graduates and others) as there is a big demand in the area.

My wife and I plan on moving back to New Bedford 2 years from now after she graduates and becomes a Nurse Practitioner.