Average Joe earning $50K per year and investing $20K per year has an extremely high probability (risk) of spending most of his adult life spinning his wheels in the rat race if he invests in real estate without leverage and spends several years accumulating cash such that he can invest in one giant lump.

Maybe you could have a parent on your team to do the things that only adults can do, like signing contracts.

It's a risk - not only for kids but for adults too - so your plan is where I would start and add in the safety measures described in the article.https://www.esurance.com/info/homeowners/what-is-an-attractive-nuisanceHope this helps...

Tells me he is going to use the house for his Adult family home business.My plan is to sell the note in 6 months.Question- will my note buyer like this situation?

:)  I've spent my entire adult life building my professional career to the level it is now.

Tell them to call if something breaks, otherwise, they are adults and can solve their own problems.

Adulting is hard. 

Most schools even adult schools don't have carpentry classes and I really don't want to learn by doing because i don't have  a lot of money to play with if I screw something up.

Now that I’m an adult, I put two-and-two together and realized she was flipping.

Conclusion – Only Purchase Term Life InsuranceThe bottom line is that, for young adults, term life insurance makes the most financial sense.