Hey guys and gals,I'm a 16 year old that is very interested in real estate and investing in general.As I just mentioned, I'm a teenager and therefore I do not have the capital or entitlements that as "adults" have.My question is therefore; Is there any way to slowly get into real estate and start doing practical stuff?

I've learned a lot but of course there is always much to learn.I own 7 SFR rentals and am looking to scale, so I'm entertaining the idea of making the jump into some multifamily investing.My properties are in North and South Carolina, and in C+/B- and better areas.  

I work at a nonprofit in adult education and will be graduating with an MA in TESOL next month.

@Alexander GeorgeI think I have to go with @Jared Carpenter on this, on principle alone.But, to entertain your question.

Well, are you an adult or not?

This is great, but selling in a seller’s market, why would the listing agent even entertain an offer with an EC?

But I do have an exception for adult children that live with their parents. 

General Information: - Applicant on time for showing appointment, or timely call to reschedule - Positive government issued picture ID for all adult - Fully completed application, without material omissions, for every occupant. - Demonstration of ability to pay complete deposit and rent - Applications will not be reviewed until received in full.

@Kurtis GreenGreat explanation, and entertaining.

Worst case you do the work and have an adult sign for you.Wholesaling contracts are not a closing document.