I've been interested in real estate since I was a teenager, and have been putting in place the pieces to do a flip together for two years before I made it happen.

Given that our old 75 gallon didn't hold up with 2 teenage daughters I switched to NG on-demand & they never complained again in the 4 years they continued to live there & that included catering to their sleep over guys. 

My friends and I (3 of us)  were attacked on a beach in broad daylight in a safer area for spring break when we were teenagers by a gang of 10 people.

It's really about mid career when they start having a bunch of excess cash to deploy.I experienced great losses in my teenage years so saw early on how fragile life is and you can have the best of plans and it all doesn't exist the next day.

I worked for the company that sold the Carlton Sheets packages sending them out when I was a teenager. 

Do you know of any internships that I are out there for teenagers like me trying to get a feel of what it is?

If in the event you do have a very high external risk profile that might attract a real lawsuit (a drug addled teenager driver) then acquire the level of umbrella insurance commensurate with your real risk (not phantom risk from some imagery "predator" instilled in your mind from a group scare monger selling you an LLC template).I would go even one step further and say an LLC in practical effect may actually INCREASE your risk profile as it could easily lull you into a state of complacency running your operation both in a careless and reckless manner.

My favorite was the “ninja” no income no job no assets loans, the offices used to pass out different trophies with Michelangelo, Leonardo, Donatello, and Raphael (from teenage mutant ninja turtles) to the brokers. nowadays, the joke is about the HELOC borrower who paid “cash” for a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th home. new bubble, same burst.  

Four teenagers seem like a stretch, but if it were me, I'd collect everything on the 2 adults, including the application fees, run their credit reports, and decide from there.Angie

I have two teenage daughters both straight A students, I need to start making real money to afford Stanford.