Virtually all properties are similar to this one.I will say that I was also a highly paid Programmer when I graduated College in 1997 and didn't need the Cash Flow to put food on the table.BUT, I will also say that if you don't need the cash flow, you can get into these kinds of lucrative properties.You can't just do the numbers.

I graduated from a major university in Texas in 2011.I had several pals who opted to rent out houses in close proximity to the campus rather than paying a little more for a nicer apartment complex.I would like to think that any reasonably located house near a large university would be okay - students will ALWAYS need housing.

I recently graduated physical therapy school and I'm going to be working as a travel therapist.

I'd definitely look into at least Airbnb'ing it out for graduation weekend though.

I am graduating college in May and start at my new job in June.

Luckily, this semester I only need two classes to graduate.

After graduating college I manage to land a grad assistant ship that paid for me as I pursed my masters degree and paid me a stipend every month.

I started my first 'business' at preschool at the young age of 4, when my grandfather and I would buy candies from the dollar store in bulk and I would flip them for a Profit.... at 10 I started selling Pokemon and Yugio cards, at 13 I began flipping things on eBay and buying and selling miscellaneous items from garage sales, at 15 I started Vic's iPhone Xessories, 17 I established Vision Creator Social Media Consulting (as well as creating other multiple side businesses during these years as well).......Currently, I am an 18 Year Old (about to turn 19) Entrepreneurial Hustler here in Sacramento, California and just graduated high school about 6 months ago.

P.S I just graduated college if that makes a difference.

My daughter is a graduate student at Ohio University.