I spent about 15 years in KC after graduation, but I live in Seattle now.

The first potential renter they find is a group of unrelated graduate students, completely forgetting that the house is in a HOA and intended for single family occupancy, not use as a dormitory. 

I am a military vet currently in college but graduating in 2018.

Perhaps you can ask what service they used to train the dog, and ask for a copy of the graduation certificate?

I went to highschool in NJ and graduated from the Naval Academy this year(2017).

Unlike @Melonie McCallum I rent almost exclusively to undergrads and not graduate students.

My main goal, at this point, is to connect with investors and join a team as an Agent in order to see different types of investment opportunities first hand so I can take that information and utilize it once I take the plunge myself.A little background about me -- I graduated from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA where I double majored in English and Philosophy with a focus on pre-law.

I'm a young, very trustworthy individual who's a recent graduate and I feel I could bring a lot to the table for any sort of real estate investment.  

I want to house hack when I graduate college, but I will need to use the FHA loan in order to do so.

Hello everyone, I have recently graduated college and am working as a commercial real estate associate in the Tampa Bay, FL area.