Also remember if you advertise that you are rehabbing a home with signs in the front yard you are advertising this to thieves,  code officials,  and teen trouble makers as well.  

In our tiny town, the library is a pretty hoppin' place for kids, teens AND adults.

I was able to find a good tenet who was actually the best friend of my neighbor.This tenet and his wife were both doctors with one pre-teen child.They had bought there place at the height of the market and were just wrapping up a short sale.I was able to get them on a 2 year lease at $1600/month with a $1600 deposit and no property management.What a great opportunity (they continue to be absolutely fabulous to this day)!

At least I have dreamed of being in Real Estate since late teens.

A little background on me: I have always wanted to get into real estate investing since I was a teen.

I do have older teens and a husband (third child, lol) however we can work together as a family to improve our lives.  

what should a person like me, in his teens do to start in real estate?

It wasn't until I was in my late teens did I start to show an interest in it, and by that time it was the middle of '08-'10 and I was highly discouraged from making that my career of choice.Of course time went on, and as I'm sure you all know, the oil & gas industry is a roller coaster, and during the last lull, I tried my hand at real estate full time, and became licensed as an agent in Louisiana.

Theoretically you'd be getting in the teens on cap rate but am wondering how difficult it will be when you include all the expenses.

Came across these articles:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/teach-kid...https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2015/07/2...One of the Articles talks about a Money Savvy Pig, not sure it will work for tweens & teens but if your children are younger it is worth a lookhttps://www.amazon.com/Money-Savvy-Generation-LMSP...