I was a teen at the time and thought he could've done better having a business broker handling.

I am a 15 year old looking to start investing in real estate and hoping to buy my first rental before 16. My biggest problems are that my parents are opposed to me buying a house at such a young age, and I don't have ...

Hey BP! Little background info, I am 15 years old and looking to buy a house before my 16th birthday! How do I, as a teenager, go about getting a loan? I have almost no cash, certainly not enough to buy a house and on...

Your CoC should at least be in the teens, I have been BRRRR-ing for more than a decade and so naturally that is an easy number to beat, but CoC is not a very good metric, because it reduces your REI to an ATM leaves out very important factors.

Nobody is doing non-recourse loans, especially earlier this year when rates were in the 4's, without having the interest rate in the high teens if at all.

Where the families are either newly retired or with older teens, which cause older teen types of issues if you know what I mean)THAT isn't my issue.

If only I could go back to my teens/early 20's and change how much money I wasted.  

In the end I was the one that was still living and got it, so I managed their Trust after they had both passed.My two teens started learning about my Trusts when they were 15 years old. 

Thus, she was more demanding than most tenants, (Expecting me to install fencing, wanted to change the house, wanted to change the lease, and wanting to heavily use the property but expecting to do nothing to maintain it, etc).Surprisingly, I've had no significant problems renting to less qualified tenants, including teens right out of high school with no rental history (I talk to their parents but do not request co-signers), multiple tenants with marginal credit of 550 to 600, and multiple tenants with flex jobs (Uber, Lift, Amazon) and/or marginal verifiable income even less than 3X's rent. 

Rents are increasing at an extreme rate, my PM told me that the are seeing rent increases in WI for B and C type properties "in the teens".