That being said, we now have 2 pre-teen boys and things are getting tight and it is time for us to move on but it was good financially and for a learning perspective while it lasted.

The infrastructure isn't there & no matter how smart the new robot-car is, it won't prevent some teen in an '84 Buick from careening into them while texting.

I primarily invest in Kansas City, there are a lot of houses for sale in the 50-60k range that will rent for 800+/month ( I bought two last year, going back for more this year)This is definitely true.Ruskin and Raytown offer similar figures and are B, B- class areas IMO.The odd Ruskin deal does pop up for high teens or low $20s but usually needs quite a bit of work.Thanks and have a great day.

He already has "Rich Dad Poor Dad for Teens" and asks to read more.Also, do you think a 7 year old is to young to get started reading these books too?

It does help that I did roofing for thre years in my late teens and early twenties. 8)

I also read the teen version "ABC's of Making Money 4 teens" which is better if you are a slow reader like me.

I boxed when I was in my teens.

With today’s accretive debt, those 10 caps can translate to high teen, low 20% avg. cash flow returns (assuming 3% yearly rent bumps).

Teens = no current money to invest, LOL!

Can't wait until mine leave the house and my 50 gal becomes a tankless.Bill, whats the negative of having teens in a home with a tankless??