It sounds sexy on paper, at least to me considering potential returns, it is also quite challenging for a new entrant.

When my son was in his teens and making a small amount with summer work, I let him keep that and I made the Roth IRA contribution for him. 

LT averages on equity are 7-8 annually and decent PE should be mid to high teens.

Even if the equity split is tilted to the GP relative to stabilized or value add opportunities, the extra return over a value add in the high teens will help incentivize LPs to invest (and compensate for the added risk).I have seen a shady practice where sponsors hide from GP titled splits in new development and show the ownership % of one unit rather than disclosing the actual split. 

Hey Martynas,I'm a teen living in Dublin and just recently decided I want to learn about real estate.

I don't believe we'll see a squeeze on housing just due to sheer inventory, if we go low teens in rates sure. but 7.5% even up to 9.5% won't do much detracting; especially if you understand 2009-2022 was just artificially low.

. :-) www.biggerpockets.com/teen I wrote the book just for young people like you - young motivated hustlers who want passive income and early financial independence!

People tend to see big brokerage as this sexy thing.

It's not sexy but real estate is a get rich slow world and frankly 5 years is not enough time IMO.

The annual interest rates for a typical private loan in your area, with points, would be in the mid-teens.