I currently just graduated from college and am working full time.

I'm sure a question like this has been answered but I wanted to formulate the question on my own.I have been working since I graduated college and work for a defense contractor and I feel its a job that could take me all the way to retirement (who knows though!).

A little bit about myself, I'm a 23 year old recent graduate of Louisiana State University of Baton Rouge where I spent three years living in the South.

My family still lives in Easley and interesting enough my wife and I both graduated from Clemson a little over 5 years ago.  

Greensboro has some great real estate investing opportunities so if you decide to remain there after graduation I encourage you to network, network, network to be well positioned for deals later as they surface.

I recently graduated college at UGA and started a job in midtown Atlanta.

I will be graduating college and starting a full time job in the spring of 2018, and with that brings starting a retirement plan with a potential employer.

My full time job is in packaging (specifically corrugated packaging) and I've done that since I graduated college in 2014.

Doctors(non-working) can get a mortgage if they have a job offer letter upon graduation.

I recently graduated with $65,000 in student loan debt and I am currently making $61,000 a year.