I've loved real estate since I was a teen.

The age range of 15 - 25 carries characteristics of "teen brain".

Your property manager will quit because the tenant insulted him over his shoes (true story), the furnace will fail on the last cold weekend in March and has to be replaced now, the tenant or the tenant's teen-aged son will get arrested for manufacturing meth in your basement.

@Lane K I have to agree  my wife works for her tribe ( Native American ) so there is a boys and girls club here and I want to teach financial education to the young teen age and a few younger kids.

Credit mistakes I made when I was still a teen still show up till this day.

I was thinking this would be a great gig for some tech-savvy teen. 

They are an older couple, both working age with no kids, good credit, and enough earnings that the rent as a percentage of income was in the teens.

(and i'm in the wii age demographic)hell, i own one and never play it. ever since that damn thing called me obese and moaned in agony when i stepped on it (stupid wii fit!)

This might be an ideal way for you to capitalize on all the real estate knowledge you've gained, and I'd expect you'd earn mid teens ROI over time with this.I also agree that you need to track your actual after-tax cash flows over time, plugging in a terminal cash flow of what you'd realize upon selling at the present time, and calculate your IRR on an inception-to-date basis.

Teens spray-paint graffiti on the sides of the property because they think it’s cool.