My situation was kind of different.My father was killed in a car accident when I was 15 turning 16 years old.It was just me and my mom facing the world trying to rebuild our identities in life.I mainly went to school to make my father happy but I loved learning.When I had the 98 and 96's scores for subjects he would love bragging to his family so that always made me feel good that he was so happy.I stayed at home and went to college for 2 years and it was all paid for and I could have gone longer but I felt a different calling.To create,innovate,and feel alive and passionate about being a business owner.I would hang around other business owners as a teen to get their perspective on things.Amazingly most said it is good to have book knowledge but practical knowledge will get you much further in business on the street.It's kind of like a professor teaching business classes that has never ran a business in their whole life.They know nothing but theory and what sounds good.In reality I want to learn knowledge from thriving business owners who have been in the game for awhile and have real world experience.I did move out from my mom's place although I was in my mid to late 20's but my life wasn't typical like many.I believe it is fine for kids to stay at home as long as they are bettering themselves and have a plan to get on their feet.Sadly many are being and free loading and not requiring much of themselves and I do not agree with that.

The parents I know would double-up their kids in an upstairs bedroom before putting a pre-teen in a basement bedroom two floors down.In my part of Michigan (metro Detroit), a bedroom in the basement with an egress window isn't considered in the house's overall square footage.

If I am correct you will see a far larger volume of sales in the low teens rather than in the mid thirties.

Do you have access to kids or teens?

That's by far the sportiest car I've ever had, except maybe the 1962 T-bird I had when I was a teen and into my college years.

CoC Return should be in the teens following the refinance.

I have a long time tenant who is in his mid-60s and is becoming increasingly physically disabled due to obesity and diabetes.

No homework was given, which at the time obvously any young teen would enjoy but the impacts on education would be massive.

Its a great job for a teen who want to earn money. 

If I would have had the knowledge of finances and real estate that I do now, I would be in a much better position.GOAL: Find a kid in their late teens or early twenties and teach them what I know now, hopefully help someone make steps towards a promising future.Forrest Faulconer