I'm thinking about buying it to play with my teenagers, but it's expensive for a board game and being that they're teenagers I don't know how it'll go over. 

My partners schedule was tighter since he has a desk job and a newly divorced father of 2 teenage boys.Initial walkthru put us with about $15,750 renovation budget. 

Only teenagers and sub-30 year olds believe they are unique, special and have a "different" view than everyone else. 

I have a 11 year old son and 3 teenage daughters. 

You sound a lot like the sort of male teacher who would have a closed-door meeting with a too-sexy-for-school teenager in his office, and then, when questioned about it, would act all offended and ask, "What?

There is a Realtor, business owner in my area that owns a Subway, Shell gas Station, DQ, possibly golf course with homes and many other business' that took on a teenager to manage the Subway because he was like you.

Hey ppl, As you might have guessed I’m a teenager and even though I’ve read 30-40books about REI I do want some real life investor to give me some real life advice.

Since I’m a teenager I have 0 experience, I’m newbie.

However, I am 100% pushing my teenage children to attend college and focus on subject related to RE and Finance, and after I will if necessary guide them accordingly. 

(new bathroom and kitchen) the only thing we'd possibly do is pull up the carpet and re finish the hardwood floors underneath.I have experience remodeling homes( I worked as a framer and helped my dad remodel homes as a teenager as well).the house is about 60-70 years old but in good condition.I plan on financing with a VA loan but might consider traditional if my father in law has his property sell and go in with him as a partner.My question is does this look like a good a good deal as a live in that we would be renting in about a year?