That's great for 1 to 10 year olds but as for anyone who has pre teen to teenagers the last thing they want is to spend hours upon hours with their parents..

So many teens nowadays don't really understand what credit is and thus get themselves into trouble. 

Also highly recommended is the cash flow 101 board game for pre teens - adults and cash flow for kids for younger children.It's a great way to teach young people how to be financially responsible and savvy.

We have seriously affordable houses (anywhere from low teens and up) and returns well into the 20 percents!

I've been involved in family business and entrepreneurship since my teens.

My latest investments have been passive rather than active...in MHP and SS.  8-10% preferred returns, IRR in the high teens+, top tier operators in the country, 20+ year track records, recession resistant asset classes. 

My criteria is $150-200/unit/month and a CoC ROI of mid teens or better.The best place for comps is from a good agent, but you can research it yourself.

Normally when I see vacancy rates in the teens in midwest cities this indicates the wheels have fallen off for the overall hood generally speaking.

I messed up as a teen/young adult and have spent some time trying to rebuild but I have hit a few bumps here and there.Any suggestions on any sources or groups that anyone has had experience with who would help in this situation?

We are able to see mid-teen ROI's with the properties we buy and we are able to that every year!