Baby boomers are downsizing and millennials are fine with short term living arrangements. 

Obviously there are financing benefits of the FHA or 203k loan, but as a millennial in a tough real estate market, this is my natural progression of thought.Thank you all in advance for your input and advice.

To stay competitive with millennials, convert to refrigerated air ($$$) or buy properties already converted.Lots more tips but I'm keeping those to myself haha :)Oh and one more thing, she said she was not taking any more properties, she was making a killing and was happy with the units she had but by the end of lunch, she said she will take mine...whoop!

I have an applicant for my one-bedroom shared condo who lists his job as a property manager for a company that he owns.This property generally attracts college students and millennials just starting out.Why would a 50+ real estate professional want to rent from me?

I am a young, fresh-out-of-college millennial, but I worked full-time at a marketing agency all throughout college to pay my way through school.

We're just starting that with the millennials so that says a whole bunch of apartments need to get built and everything else being equal average rents should continue to climb... 

The dreaded word: Millennials, will eventually have kids and go to live places where there money goes a bit farther.

Perhaps the most important strategy in reaching Millennials is making sure that your business is tech-savvy.

Millennials overtake Baby Boomers as America’s largest generationEspecially now when the market supply is limited.

Now you see millennials jogging, riding their bikes, and walking their dogs.