I began the conversation with the normal opener, letting them know my job was not to buy their house but to solve real estate problems.As we talked, I learned they were your normal teenaged kids.

If you or I lent a 40 year old rocket scientist with a Ph.D a million dollars for a rental property commanding $500/month in rent, and there was no other income, they would call it "predatory lending" at best, and possibly investigate for fraud (for self evident good reasons).Yet somehow it's OK to lend teenagers $200k for degrees with little to no value?

No way was I going to rent to this large an extended family (although it was interesting to hear how the sleeping arrangement were planned; grandma was going to sleep with two young granddaughters,  three teenagers were going to share a room and the one married couple got to have their own bedroom.)   

A professional couple with potentially young children or teenagers?

It's like grown teenagers.

I'm in Rosemount (just off 55) so I'd be happy to meet up whenever you drive by.I have two teenage daughters and a 1.5 year-old boy, yesterday was his first Halloween experience; too much fun.

A little bit about myself - my real estate investing career started over a decade ago as a penniless teenager, with a dream of better life.

The tenants have two teenagers.

I have a teenage son. 

I was recently at a food court eating my lunch and a teenager walked up, grabbed my drink and started to drink it!