He lost it and a teenage girl found it in a puddle in a grocery store parking lot- after she had run over it.

Or maybe the queen pull-out accomplishes the young singles/older teenager quota so you can go with 3 kings plus bunk room.Either way I’m leaning toward bunks being more valuable than a 4th king.

To me what's amazing is not your real estate deal but to become a million dollar producer in a few years as a teenager when it takes atleast 10 years if you're a successful broker with a massive network.  

I just blinked and my kids turned into teenagers!  

You responded like a spoiled teenager as though someone failed to kiss the ground you walked upon. 

A little synopsis of how we got where we are:  Back in the mid 1990's my father and I started looking for someone to lease out a commercial property that was wholly owned by us as a family (I had spent a good deal of my teenage and young adult life paying off the bank loan).  

It was like having teenagers again lol.I do believe though that a properly managed MTR template can be profitable, just not in my house lol.

Investors who may not be able to invest locally because of the increased demand and raising of the lower home prices would look to other states where homes are already more affordable.This could have a devastating effect on those markets who are already experiencing fierce demand in the lower price ranges from owner occupants, with an additional demand coming from out of state investors, making the housing situation worse than it was previously.INCREASED PURCHASING POWER FOR MULTI-GENERATIONAL & EXTENDED FAMILIESProbably the biggest opportunity for aspiring investors would be pooling the UBI funds with fellow family members to drastically increase their purchasing power.Imagine a family of four adults: A married couple, one of their retired parents, and one child who is an adult teenager getting ready for college.

I feel like millennials will start shying always from ‘hype fads’ to create a more humble teenager to adult

Yep, my boys are up an average of 13% over the last 5 years and they're still teenagers learning the basics.