College student loans come to mind as well. 

@William Corcoran I delivered pizzas (for Dominos, no less) all through high school, when I was home from college, and for my first 5-6 years working full-time as an engineer (among other side jobs.)

-Cons to no Cashout: I will have to wait year to save enough to put a deposit on a smaller investment property.I have college expenses to worry about starting in about 6 years.  

The WSJ recently ran a piece about the lack of financial literacy in this country, Three question financial literacy test This test designed by professors at MIT and Wharton ask some very basic financial literacy questions (no they aren't trick questions) and only 44% of college graduates got all three right. 

And there's no other vacation rental on AirBnB or VRBO that is a 5-minute walk from the stadium.Plus, Jerryworld pulls in top college games, which draw fans from all those schools, and the biggest concerts in the region, which draw people from hours away (at the Kenny Chesney concert last week, we were hanging out with a group of 18 people who had driven 8 hours to be there) .

Sadly, that reminds me of my college days. 

Get a copy of Black's Law Dictionary, it won't make you a lawyer but at least you can understand terms and what phrases mean.Anyone in any business needs to breeze through a Business Law text book, sorry don't have a specific book for you, but any college book store will have it for Business Law 101. 

I've just been hired to do maintenance at a college, I'll be making roughly 11 dollars an hour.   

Hello I'm a young college student, I am currently transferring schools to head back home so I can get a head start on the real estate game and still attend school.

My husband and I are expecting our first child, a boy, in late March.I've been working as an engineer for almost 10 years, since I graduated from college.