I don't think it's strictly for teenagers anymore. 

I recieved it as a gift and wasn't thrilled at first because I had a knockoff one as a teenager and it was useless.

I've been interested in real estate since I was a teenager, but never knew how to jump into the business.

I guess that's the world we live in, I can no longer hire a teenager in the summer to cut the lawn

Maybe I'm not being fair to the kid, but I also see teenagers with no sence of responsibility at all and when I was their age, I had already borrowed money from a lender and paid it back.

@Heather Rudy I would watch a few youtube videos and see how easy it is, then decide if you want to DIY, which is what I would do especially if you have some teenagers sitting around.

We are slow to grow at this stage in our life as we just started a small business,  I have a high pressure W2 job, we’re in the middle of a slow live in flip and we have teenagers,  live in California but have our rentals out of state that we self manage. 

(Actually, I should be working on my college apps instead of posting this...)Coming from a teenager's point of view, I feel that the financial numbers of putting money into college and hoping for a good return just doesn't add up.

@Scott F. tenants teenage daughter decided to make friend chicken on the stove top in grease.

Disclaimer: I am not very good at saving money ( being a single mom of a teenager son who needs a car and will go to college in 3 years is not helping my savings either).