You can buy a good house in a decent area in the teens, put maybe $6-10K (or less) into it depending on it's condition, and it would make a great rental that brings in between $600 - 750/mo (some with or without Sect 8).

Just because the landlord had no issue with the tenants doesn't mean they (or their teen kids) can be trusted with the keys to someone else's house.A two-door deadbolt and handle lock pack costs $45.

My clients hold ROI's in the Mid-Teens on an annual basis.

You have to be extra vigilant and likely going to achieve real returns in the high single digits at best (I average mid-teens on the ones I bought a few years ago).  

This individual is looking to get ahead and has made some silly mistakes in his teens that came back on his background check.

I just have to decide if one is enough or if I should foster another after the teens move on. 

Yeah, I never understood why it like seems like everyone just pulls an areas vacancy rate numbers out of thin air and when they are known to the 10th of a percent plus can fluctuate year to year.  4% here might be more accurate than 8%...in many areas I see sellers claim that flat 8% and then you check and it is in the mid teens...These rates for vacancies and the average vacancy duration are researchable.

It’s like asking a bunch of dope-smoking teens if we should legalize marijuana.... just sayin...Investments should be picked to help you reach your financial goals keeping your risk tolerance in mind.

Hello everyone, I'm a 17 year old in the Philadelphia area, and I've been teaching myself about real estate for the past 2 years. I know that Philadelphia has a rich real estate market and I want to start my journey w...

Be likable, be professional in your demeanor, dress in a business like manner- business casual when you are in public (It will open more doors for you than if you dress like the other teens in mod fashion With mod haircuts).