I put out on average 10 signs per week in my city and they get taken down all the time, mostly from teenagers or city workers.

We are also open to taking on some modest renovation work.My first experience with real estate was as a young teenager, when I accompanied my grandparents as they shopped for a small, single family homes in my childhood neighborhood.

Hey, i'm currently a16 year old teenager looking to enter real estate investing, primarily through wholesaling.

My and my two teenage sons did kitchen bath and living room in one unit in about 4 hours.

Granted, they never met my teenage daughters when provided with a 100 gallon hot water heater...

I'm not totally green to the life of a landlord, as I have managed my dad's 4plex property since I was a teenager.

Also she told our PM that she was divorced with 2 teenage children.

(oh 2 of these kids are teenagers) in a one bedroomAnyway I wonder if others have had a lot of declines post offer and the most common or most interesting reasons.

A few years back, my teenager graduated from Binghamton University, which is in Binghamton, NY. 

He is 19 yrs old (I'll never rent out to teenager again), said the garage and driveway is part of the house, and his lease is for the house and it is shared, while I told him that his lease is only for his bedroom not everything on the premise.