Demand has decreased for sure since early 2022, but we personally stay pretty booked, since our house offers three different sized units--a 4/2, which we book out for the big events like graduations and football weekends, the 3/1 side, which is great for small families and couples as well as groups traveling to town for work, and then the 1/1, which we only open up on weeknights between other reservations, and it usually books with a traveling nurse or someone coming to town for an interview or short work trip.

I am currently 24 years old and just graduated University last year.

The Plan: Our plan is to purchase the property as our primary residence, live in it for the next two years until our son graduates from high school and turn it into a rental.

My husband and I went to graduate school in St.

Most of the advice that I got at the time seemed to suggest that it would be better if I waited since it's likely that I'll be moving from my current location in a year.Quick history: I just graduated school in May, I start work on Monday in DC (1 year job) and I move to Florida next year (probably) for at least three years.

I graduated in June, and I am looking to buy a home.

I will retire from my night time adjunct teaching job in one year and my daytime teaching gig in 4  years at my son's graduation from college.  

I am a recent college graduate with several part time/seasonal jobs and not a full time salary which makes it tough to get a traditional bank loan and also have just some, but not a ton of money saved. 

The Plan: Our plan is to purchase the property as our primary residence, live in it for the next two years until our son graduates from high school and turn it into a rental.

I recently graduated from the University at Buffalo with a major in Structural Engineering.