Recently just graduated from The University of Louisville.

Graduated with a Social Science bachelor's a few years ago and have had the hardest time making worthwhile use of it.

I actually graduated from Middle GA Technical College (when it was called that) so I do know the area somewhat.

I just checked in with a good friend who graduated from nursing school in December and started as an ER nurse toward the end of February.

For the 20% down I used all all my savings over the past two years since I graduated college.

It worked, I was offered the job but I was offered a graduate fellowship and didn't have to take it.

That’s why I like the too big house, rent by the room model kind of like student housing but you’ll find a huge amount of recent college graduates and quiet, working professionals asking about renting space in your place because it’s 50% cheaper than an apartment.

Also, my oldest son recently graduated from Ohio State and lives/works in Columbus.  

To become a coach you have to have gone through our program and successfully closed apartments deals after graduating.

The trusts then details metrics they have to hit to get more access to the money ( graduating college, growing their first million themselves, successful business for so many years, etc.).This way the kids or adults know they aren't just going to bug mom and dad for money while they are alive or wait for them to kick the bucket with resentment hoping to finally get all their money and think it's going to solve all their life problems.The kids or adults know whether parents alive or passed away they will need to work TODAY to meet goals and have the life they want.