Hey guys and gals,I'm a 16 year old that is very interested in real estate and investing in general.As I just mentioned, I'm a teenager and therefore I do not have the capital or entitlements that as "adults" have.My question is therefore; Is there any way to slowly get into real estate and start doing practical stuff?

@John Williams generally speaking 2-4%

What are my next steps if they aren’t on speaking terms.

I'll speak with the realtor and see if I would be able to offer a lower number.

@David BesinsYou want to speak with an accountant who is familiar with partnership taxation.Contributions/distributions to/from a partnership may potentially not result in a taxable event.

I am simply looking for people of this area i can meet with maybe buy a coffee and pick your brain for a minute or two, i may not be a asset now but in time i will be so looking for those who are willing to help me grow as i want to help others reach there goals as well. looking forward to speaking to you all soon. be great!

I am surprised at how some lenders out either don't know their information or purposely have people go through the process and take the origination fees knowing full well that the person will likely get denied.For example, I was speaking with a local lender (he was really pushy) and he knew full well of my situation but still pushed me to refinance.

@Julio CorderoAfter speaking with a CPA I would narrow down the markets and start building a good team to manage your properties.

My recommendation is network and speak to others who have successfully invested out of state. 

I've found that if you refer to the potentials as residents they feel entitled and prouder living in your property.