My teenage daughter recently wanted to change her hair to red, and had to decide whether to allow a professional to do it, or buy a kit at Target and do it herself.

A conversation with my teenage daughter once went like this- Dad, it’s a snow day, can’t you just stay home?

One more question and I'll let you guys and gals out of this book: I am planning a weekend in GSM in February and I haven't been there since I was a teenager.

It was my uncles Pharmacy/convenience store on Market St. in SF if you're at all familiar with the downtown area, it's not the best for a teenager to work. :)  He actually owned the commercial real estate along with a lot more but I didn't know then. 

Generally, I find that's the middle-class group here, never had to work in food service as teenagers, never learned about food safety.

So sharing a room now isn’t the end of the world but as they enter their teenage years having separate rooms will just cut down on the drama.

My tenants of 1 3/4 years are nice people but demanding and recently used the veiled threat of a teenage son with emotional issues needing a service animal to 'persuade' us to allow a dog.

It's aimed at teenagers and what they should do in order to start investing in real estate. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/how-to-invest-in-real-estate-before-turning-21

A friend of mine from teenage years (about 35 ago) is getting rid of his parent's home since his dad is going into long term care.

About a year ago I decided to really dive deep into learning about real estate as it was something I had alway been interested in since I was a teenager.