If it is an area where a lot of graduate students or professors live, that is OK, and their funding is guaranteed by the University, and they tend to be long term renters.

I moved back in with my parents after graduating to save some money.

Two months after my graduation, at the age of 22, I had my restaurant opened, which turned to be a success.

My fiance and I are contemplating moving overseas to the UK for a couple years after we graduate college.

Now with graduation from college 4 months behind, i'm going through the process of finding funding to do more deals, and build my business here in Georgia.Are there any pointers you could give about how you went about setting up your business, structuring your business and investment models?

Go to school, graduate, and get a good job with great benefits.  

Students will graduate and move for employment.  

A little background info, I just graduated with a degree in Finance in June, I'm 23 years old and I currently work for a Fortune 500 in an entry level position (so I definitely do not have the capital to throw some major buckaroos down). 

One exception is if you graduate a school in USA and are offered a job, then the school is considered work experience.Citi Bank has a great program if you have $50,000 deposited with them in any country, credit report and you are buying a single family home, condo or town-home.

I came from a very poor family (poorer than my tenants are now) and on my mom's side no one had ever graduated college.