Generally, if you've got history of the lease performing (6+ months of pmt verification) and the lease amount is in line with the 1007, you won't have a problem finding an investor who will take this. 

It's amazing to see the next generation take an interest in building wealth and understanding the power of smart investments from such a young age.

@Frank Patalano age, im only 16

We require anyone over the age of 18 to apply to live in the property if they will live there more than 14 consecutive days, that is written in our lease.

I really want to meet other people my age who are interested in real estate investing or people in general who can help!

I owned a property by the time I was your age but didn't have my head on straight..you have plenty of time, so take it.

Cheap yes.Others who market to high equity, long years of owner ship (>15yrs owned, no mortgage etc, age >55) have decent quality of replies. 

Its crazy to think that this is how bad it is in this day and age.

It’s super relatable, especially since your friend is around the same age and also just getting started.Also, as someone who works closely with newer investors, especially those with busy careers like your friend, I’d love to share some insight on how she can diversify her income while keeping it relatively hands-off.

Hey Andrew, I know this post is old, but it appears to have aged very well.