He was hip as to what was going on in regarding buyouts in the Inner Mission.I was told by a couple of the main lessees off the cuff last year before the topic of buyouts was even brought up that their intention was to have their teenage children continue living there as they would not be able to afford housing.

My tenants, a married couple with their teenage son, is renting my 2 bed, 2 bath condo for almost a year now.

This is equivalent to walking onto a court with a professional basketball team as a 5'6" teenager with no shoes and telling them you want to join their team because you read a book somewhere that told you it was easy.

@Robert Soto funny I grew up as a teenager in East Brunswick!

These threads pop up every once in a while -- a teenager outta nowhere asks about how to get into REI -- and I find them difficult to take seriously, but I've never said anything.

These guys had maybe one or two steady thoroughly vanilla girlfriends from their teenage years to their early twenties and a very few hookups (maybe a friend with benefits) along the way.

It is for a 3BD (including master suite overlooking a lake), 3Bath, nice neighborhood.I'm trying to figure out the wear and tear I can expect from different prospective clients like:- Teenagers- Children- Boys vs. girls- Old vs. young- Extended family (e.g. grandma, mom, daughter in the house)- Other?

It shouldn't bother an agent at all, although seeing a teenager there by themselves, the agent might be concerned the person was "snooping around" with poor intentions.

Think difficult teenager and tough love.

MF/apartments have vacancies throughout the year - more manageable.2) SF properties are more likely to have kiddos, teenagers in particular, that are hard on houses.