He Gets His Old Room but Not for Free, Not Forever

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But Lefton also knows that for many, coming home is inevitable.

If your college graduate will be landing on your doorstep, here are some things that need to be discussed before the bags are unpacked:

· Rent. Will your graduate be paying for the privilege of living at home?

· Other expenses. What else will he or she be responsible for, such as utilities and food?

· Length of stay.

· Personal financial information. Will the graduate share it with you?

So let's start with how long the returnee should stay.

"It needs to be temporary," Lefton said.

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