I had to do this with my teenage son who would always leave his bathroom light on.

We explored selling the house last year, but we have a couple of teenage kids that are set and comfortable and decided not to uproot them and their life while they're in school.I'd love to connect as well.

So clearly, it’s never too late (or too early) to start.Just to clarify though, since I’ve seen a few posts this week on this forum from teenagers and Idk your age, wait until your an adult to actually start wholesaling.

Hey Cole, I can relate to your post and find myself in a very similar situation, married, living in Brooklyn, two kids, one of which is a teenager, and two NYC rental properties. 

A little hesitant on this one, moving my wife and new teenage foster daughter to Detroit but I think it could be life changing.

Hey everyone, I’m 15 and have been slowly coming to the realization that financial freedom is what I want and investing and real estate (plus hard work) can get me there. Any advice you have on networking, analyzing, ...

This family had poor communication among themselves and had teenagers who would not listen.

Especially with teenagers.... hth

I have a teenage daughter that I would like to get an apartment for and hold it until she goes to school.

Most who want a job are able to get one, and at least where I live and drive to, it appears, that they can do so at double the current Federal Minimum wage, easily.I predict that one impact of this will be that a lot more high schoolers and teenagers are employed in coming years - as they are the ones who are likely to be hired at or near the minimum wage.