Front doors being remove while the tenants are at work Reminds me of the time when my teenage daughter slammed her bedroom door.

I was still a teenager hen I purchased this property but since it went into a trust, my parents saw the paperwork through.

Not because he loves swimming pools, but because he'd been in that business since a teenager.

As a teenager one spring day, my father and grandfather were fixing barbed-wire fences (New York State winters are brutal on fences).

It's great to focus on your future but at the same time enjoy being a teenager because it only comes around one time.

Of course the lender may know (and anyone they sell the info to) and my mortgage amount will be shown on my deed but that doesn’t confirm the price for the public.Or as my teenagers say, “Dad, Privacy is sooo last century!”

My interest in real estate does back to before I was a teenager.

After I divorced a couple of years ago, I decided my house was way too big for myself and two teenage boys who I have every other week.

I was just delighted to have the handful of calls that I have had in my first few mailings, but was obviously hoping for more.Things I am considering: expanding my property search radius, once the snow clears doing some bandit signs, finding a couple more target groups for mailings.I also have to cut myself a little slack as I am still working full time, with two busy teenagers at home, while trying to get started in REI. 

(Unless you have teenage drivers then it could get a little pricey)