That being said I have two 3/1s and one has always had a couple in it who has just liked having a spare bedroom and an office as well as their bedroom and the other has had a single mother and one teenage child for multiple years.

I am really young, and never had a plan for myself as of where I wanted to go as teenager (now 20-year old) College was never my cup-of-tea.

I adopted one teen and opened my home to teenagers who aged out of the system (extended foster care).

If the kids are opposite sexed teenagers, a 2/1 really isn't a good fit for them in our opinion... but some (read: MANY) tenants will jump at a 2/1 even if they have 6 people in the family.  

Hey man,$10k is nothing to slouch about, especially for a teenager.

It reminds me of a teenager begging and seeking out his/her independence/credit, but isn't quite ready to drive on his/her or cook for themselves just yet, but you know by looking at them and speaking to them that they will be ready and prime when the time comes.

Brilliant - - Offer a service for price because 1) they're too lazy to cleanup your property and 2) too lazy to find someone to do it for them, so like teenagers we help them to do the right thing (which happens to benefit ourselves)

Kids and teenagers could log in with their own account and play, and it's a big hit.Hope this helps!

When the teenager's car is broken (again) and he and his buddies are fixing it on the street I come out with my big jack stands, the crawler and some waters. 

My own father once told me when I was a teenager trying to clear out a 200 foot driveway of snow with him using shovels after a blizzard: "Take smaller bites."