You will be able to have a long term view and grow your net worth over time.Search the forums for young, I know there have been threads about how to go about investing at a younger age.  

With three units, you shouldn't get too many maintenance calls or need to know serial numbers/ages of systems, so property management software would be burdensome.  

At my age, I don't think it's a good idea to risk my own personal property.Fortunately, we have no credit cards, since we maxed those out during the housing crunch and ended up not being able to pay them.And we only have one 17-yr old (step) daughter who lives with her mom, so there's no child support due to anyone.I've tried network marketing, affiliate marketing, blogging, etc., etc., as a "second job," and those are not viable.  

I have been in some sort of real estate ( construction contractor, landlord, flipper, loan officer ext.) since around the age of 17 ( I am now 32yrs old).

So here's the GOAL: To be financially free and out of the Rat Race by 41 years of age. 10 years to freedom.

One thing to keep in mind is that in PG, MoCo and DC, age is a protected class.  

Age does not play a factor unless you say so.

The winning characteristics are that they have stable work, are beyond the age of wild parties, have a long-term (3-7 years) local commitment BUT they do not plan on living in Lincoln forever.That last point may seem counter-intuitive, but because they do not want to live in Lincoln forever, they are unlikely to buy a home and move out of the unit.

Hi everyone,I am from Vermont I make pretty good money for my age, 22 and making 19 a hour with little to no bills.

I own a 4 bedroom home in a college town that I am looking to rent next year for the 2016 fall semester, so I have some time here.The town has an ordinance stating that every tenant age 17+ needs to have a parking spot on the property.