I went to Penn State and location is certianly important but as long as you are a bus ride away, you will always find students to rent to at great rates, also I found that Graduate students tend to want to live further away, which of course means lower rents, but it also means that you have cheaper prices and graduate students tend to be a bit more tidy. 

I remember thinking how absolutely absurd it was to still be living this way after tripling my income, and on top of that my Wife was getting ready to graduate nursing school which would add even more income but, I had no clue how to keep it from disappearing every month and wondering what happened.

I am extremely interested in all things real estate but do not know how I want to pursue it after I graduate this year.

I just graduated from college a year ago and want to learn how to invest in raw land. 

Hello everyone, I am recently graduated from ASU.

Many of these tenants didn't pursue high $$ degrees and graduated with substantial debt so we don't have much turnover because our tenants keep their places for a while after graduation.

I just graduated from school and landed my dream job.

Hi everyone,My name is Charlie Lilly, and I am a 25-year-old business graduate from Saint Mary's University.

And a lot of start-up companies are migrating to this city as well, because of the efficient costs of living, the OSU campus that has thousands of students graduating and looking for jobs locally, and the availability of land.

At some point you will graduate from being willing to house hack and then a single family will be easier.