There are houses on there in the full spectrum of price ranges from the teens to over 5-600k.

It’s also easily learned, not terribly risky if he follows some basic rules, has good judgment, and focuses on 1st TD’s or Mortgages only.Lending like this will average annual overall returns in the mid-to-high teens here, and I bet that’s true in the MD area as well.

We used to have quads and ride, plus Michael used to ride freestyle shows, doing all the crazy jumps and stuff when he was in his teens.

The duplex is thirty thousand and renovation about fifth teen thousand so about fifty thousand total.

Brought in all kinds of other late teens.

It has been vacant for a few years and was most recently a shelter for troubled teens.

If you've got a 4/3 house where the typical end buyer is a family with children/teens, you should talk to an agent about the feedback they've gotten on upstairs laundry in your area.

You'll be suprised (or at least I was) how many beginning teen investors are on this site.

If you finance it after the rehab (look up Delayed Financing Exception) at 5%, then you will increase your ROI to at least mid-teens and have cash to move on to the next project.

Go passive, get 10% CoC and high teens on sale of value add approaches with proven syndicate operators and go do what you do best.