@James HamlingI’m offended lol I’m a millennial and I own millions in RE.

From one millennial to another my first property was subject to the existing mortgage but today most of our deals are cash.

I think that millennials are going to demand more apartments than SFRs.

Remember all those jokes about millennials living in their parents basement?

Plus, we're Millennials.

I renovated my unit to reflect a millennial, modern taste, and everyone who has seen my apartment really loves it.

I think this would offer older millennials who are starting a family an attractive option in that they’re moving into a newer home without the commitment and lack of mobility that ownership requires.

This may be better suited for a trendy millennial focused apartment complex than my mother in law unit though.http://www.taynr.com/I'll keep reporting back as I learn more. 

Didn't see it again until Columbia burned up on re-entry when the Millennials were still in diapers.There's a town just north of me - maybe you heard of it: Plainfield, IL - had NEVER seen an F4 tornado - until it did.

There has been a lot of attention on Columbus recently as a great place to live for millennials.