I will PM you some contacts.I'm a millennial myself and enjoy the downtown atmosphere Chattanooga offers.

Further, according to Redfin, demand for large rental apartments and houses will climb, one in five millennials who responded to a 2023 housing survey believe they’ll never own a home.

I visited it and also, no disrespect, but it didn't hold up to the "Millennial test"- there was a real lack of bike lanes and easy of transportation. 

Multi units in gentrified, up and coming, middle/upper census tracts are SUPER hot among the millennial crowd. 

I like to hone in on the millennials and family areas.

Always check your lease for collections clause Have a relationship with a collections agency in place for if and when you need themCorrespond by registered mail not email for breaches and potential evictions (this might seem obvious if your not y gen or millennial!)

A few wealthy millennials?

Owning is becoming less popular in general thanks to student loans and millennial trends such as more frequent job changes, delaying marriage/families, and lack of retirement savings.

The way companies are moving here and salaries increasing for the qualified millennials, I do not see that happening soon.

Although I do believe long term one could make a strong investment thesis for the area due to quality of life, population migration trends of millennial's and retirees, municipal capital investments being made such as new parks, ice skating rinks, white water park on the river, investments at Bachelor and OSU Cascades.