If you want a grad student or teaching assistant instead of an undergrad, make it part of your applicant criteria.

After finishing my undergrad and my MBA I took my Series 7 and 66 exams and became a financial adviser in the Columbia, MD area for about 6 Months.

In fact, from undergrad to law school to now my list of cities-lived-in includes, in order, Tuscaloosa to Cleveland to New Orleans to Amsterdam to Atlanta and then back to Birmingham.

I always had dreams of a grad student, working hard and paying the rent, but mostly I got loser undergrads on the 5-6 year plan to get the 4 year degree who now had to live off campus.

A little about me: I am an nontraditional undergrad student at the state school here about to finish my degree.

I worked in commercial real estate for 3 years right out of undergrad negotiating leases for federal tenants.

We've been working with a broker and have seen some interesting prospects, and were originally drawn to Yale by the idea of buying a house that would be marketable to Yale undergrads or graduate students.

It is near a university so I am hoping for grad/law/medical students or mature undergrads.

Gaining an understanding of all the ins and outs of a single family rental property, I ultimately became most interested in the fact that they could be so profitable.Fast forward - I went and got an undergrad degree in business with a concentration in real estate. 

My undergrad education is in Finance and I am currently attending Law School to become a Real Estate Attorney.