I am at the pre-screenining process.Every potential tenant has to answer a set of questions before I even show my property as I do not want to waste my time on tire kickers.Potential tenant:has a toddlerhas one college age teen(over 18) who visits herhas another adult child who visits herinherited some money currently lives in the area with her roommate who is also her landlordMy property is:well taken care of A class property priced just below the market in a great area but I do have a high security deposit requirementI am not in any particular hurry to rent to just anyone because I do not need a headache.I do have a pretty good idea that she would not quality based on her income.I do have very strict guest rules in a contract.If they are not guests then they have to be on the application and qualify individually.It already looks like it is a bit too complex.Your thoughts on this?

I'm starting at episode 1 of @Mindy Jensen and your podcast  (on episode late teens now and love Mindy's laugh... and your puns). 

Just trying to build relationships...Any other 14 year old investors like me or young teens out there??

This book is the perfect fit for you as a teen:First to a Million published by Bigger Pockets.www.biggerpockets.com/teen 

Hey @Evan DromgooleCheck out this article: https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Also, check out this book: www.biggerpockets.com/teen 

I am proud and excited to announce the release of my book published by Bigger Pockets: First to a Million: A Teenager’s Guide to Achieving Early Financial Independence! You can find the book and workbook here.

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Does your teen need a job?

As an 18-year-old, your first step is to read this book from Bigger Pockets. www.biggerpockets.com/teenIt is specifically for teens who are exactly where you are right now - the beginning.

I don't want to build a haphazard, time-sucking, disjointed business.4) Teach / show / prove to my teens the power of REI 5) Bonus goal: Have one or more properties appreciate significantly over the next 4-5 years.

As a young beginner, your first step is to read this book from Bigger Pockets. www.biggerpockets.com/teenIt is specifically for teens who are exactly where you are right now - the beginning.