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.

Just like Time Magazine labeled it back in the 80's when it made the cover for one of the highest teenage pregnancy rates in the country, it is "a washed up mill town" and always will be.

He bought his first house with lawn mowing money when he was a teenager, and despite the title, seems to be a very principled guy.

Make the move....trust me when your daughters become teenagers they will need their own space.

I was showing a property to a family with two teenage children.

Now, about my wholesale situation: Yesterday I put my very 1st deal under contract (a 3 bdrm/2 bath single fam. house).I was so nervous as I sat and worked things thru with the owner--a widow with a teenage son.

How about this.... there are teenagers in Pittsburgh that never saw their baseball team have a winning season in their entire life!

And he was a great guy too, all the little kids all the way up through the teenagers really respected him and liked him.