Ive read the book back when I was a teenager, now that im 20 I just finished reading it again and I feel like I absorbed the book like a sponge.

First, congratulations on being a really smart teenager!

The man of the house couldn't afford to send his teenage kids to college.

It was named no 1 beach in usa a couple of years ago but plenty of things to do for everybody, very chilled out, hire kayaks or paddleboards or just relax with your family ideal for teenagers

I even say that a teenager occupant must be added to the Lease once they reach their 18th birthday (assuming they still live at home).

Local teenagers, ask them if they know where any run down houses are, tell them you will give them 250 dollars for every house you can sell they find for you watch them light up with the $$ in their eyes lol.

It will give you a clue as to what might happen in the future - is the teenager becoming a problem child.

With the lawn you can pay professionals, pay a teenager, do or yourself, or limit tenants to those willing to do the work.

Most likely, there will be some who you would not lease to, lack of stable income, credit issues or maybe they got out of prison for a DWI conviction.....what ever.Next, the family size, a teenage boy and two teenage girls and an 8 year old means a 4 bedroom at one thrid of their income, would you rent a 4 bdr for 500 bucks for example if the market rate was 800?

I would not want my kids' names and pictures in a file in a public place with only a teenage lifeguard protecting the security of who has access to it.