I'm a recent graduate moving to the San Francisco Bay Area in October for a job with a technology company.

We lived in this little bungalow during college and began renting it out upon graduating.

I remember website grader grading our "reading level" as graduate level and my guys telling me we needed to dumb it down some.

I told her that it was better to go without a few meals than to borrow money from a payday lender.I'm very happy to say that, at 22, she has almost one month's pay saved in a rainy day fund and no student loan or any other debt ... she graduated from college last May.If you are even contemplating getting a payday loan, you've already made multiple poor financial decisions.

The first and leading idea is to market to Graduate Students charge them a little below market rent.  

Individuals he hired was newly college graduates who never really had job experience.

To become a licensed engineer, I had to graduate with a Bachelors degree in my field of study, pass the 8 hour fundamentals of engineering exam, find someone who was willing to hire me in a bad economy, practice as an "engineer-in-training" for 4 more years, only then can I sit to take another 8 hour exam for the chance to become a licensed engineer.

I was 32 when I graduated.

Will your renters likely have them (family with a lab) or be too busy (graduate students)...Also, fit the pet guidelines with your condo rules and look at developing your pet policy; the tips here for screening the pet (and their owner) seem ideal....

His grand son was graduating this year and the number of seniors graduating was the same today as in 1964.