Or is it all adults?

@Andrew Johnson- that was a great education you had as a kid- did it make it more 'doable' to get into real estate when you were choosing how to make money as an adult?

There is a lot to learn about real estate, markets, process, and what can be done with a particular property.I'd recommend that you have a responsible adult in your life (parent, grandparent, someone you trust) have some oversight to help make sure you aren't getting cheated or manipulated - there's something to be said for life experience that you just haven't developed yet.

Im 18 and just starting out adult life.

Take the AirBnB away from her and she'll have to find something else....she could end up offering "adult  massages" out of your apartment.

Ive been investing my whole adult life, but being from Brooklyn, real estate has always seemed out of range due to the high cost of property in the area.

Our model is very different as with shared housing, even though we rent to adults and they get to use all common areas of the house, the majority of them don't cook.  

@Matt Schambeau @Jack WilliamsI'm a broker in Michigan and we specialize in residential assisted living (called adult foster care in Michigan) Are you looking to get into it strictly as a real estate investment with somebody else operating the business, or get into owning/operating the business as well?

Then, I went to talk with many good friends and wise adults about a solution to my situation.

If you held a gun to the sellers head and said take my offer then yes but the seller is a competent grown adult , yes?