In the past, once people graduated high school/college they moved out and it was socially embarrassing living with your parents.

Quote from @Wayne Toh: Hi BiggerPockets Community , I’ve just recently graduated and is working in the bay area.

Also, you will never do what we tell you to do because it's hard, not easy, so...My son who 1) is not stupid, he is graduating from UCSB next month 2) has been around my rentals and me his entire life 3) in high school had a fairly successful handyman business with a dozen part-time employees, indicated he wanted to be a real estate investor.  

If the buyer has no capital and is a recent “graduate” of a guru mentorship program and needs to borrow the earnest money, then disaster is predetermined. 

If you are looking at protecting your profit, you can have a prepayment penalty, that would be graduated, for instance, you could have a $50,000 prepay year 1, then $45,000 year 2 and so on until you get to year 10 with no pre payment penalty.Also for future reference you can get Fix and Flip loans without having to tap into the equity in your primary residence.

Now I have graduated to entire parks. 

I have a real estate finance degree, but decided to pursue a different career field post graduation.

I am currently living in a house in my college town my parents own (My older brother went to the same school, but is now graduated).

I am a recent college graduate, working in the manufacturing industry as an EHS Specialist.

I am a college student graduating in May of 2025.