Pretty standard millennial stuff.The path around is it is a DSCR loan.

Millennials (who were supposedly never going to buy homes) are fueling housing demand.

@Mike Hurney   I think not, but I guess we'll see; by hanging out I mean earliest stages of dating, that's millennial speak. 

Airbnb’s growth has been propelled by several factors, including popularity among millennial travelers (millennials are defined as between 18 and 35 years of age).Millennials are the largest generation in history, and by 2025, millennials and younger generations will account for 75% of all consumers and travelers.Here's why Airbnb has become so popular amongst the younger generation:1.

@Dave Meyer Will inflation, higher interest rates, and low supply ultimately price out many millennials that are in the prime buying ages?

Millennial market share is a lot more powerful than people think.

Here is a crazy idea for Brian Chesky:  AirBnB Subscription Service (aka "Millennial Timeshare")You pay $36,000/yr to AirBnB (low down payment & easy financing) and that gives you the right to 9 months of AirBnB stays at locations of your choice. 

Lastly, millennials, are aging into this consumer market, influencing availability of housing by 30%.

Cities like Cincinnati & Columbus are becoming hotspots for millennials and substitutes for markets like Austin & Nashville 

Taking advantage of economies of scale, cheap agency debt, and competitive building costs to buy a new product that will have low-to-no maintenance costs for several years thanks to builder warranties and new construction.Rental demand is strong, with millennials reaching prime housing age, while strapped with student loan debt.Mulitple exit strategies make exiting the deal in 5-7 years flexible.