The Chinese are not the only ones playing the international investment game; The Netherlands, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Russia, United Arab Emirates and everyone in between is taking advantage of Detroit's high real estate ROI.Detroit offers the best ROI for real estate investment properties because of the high demand for rental properties by everyone from life-long city residence to new millennials joining the workforce.

We millennial hipsters are quite enamored with the minimal, tiny home, and I think families might like a vacation where each has their space.

Many individuals who were furloughed are going into their 401(k)s to cover expenses, and millennials who are saddled with student and consumer debt, and who were already suffering a form of PTSD from 2008, will likely only become more cautious.

I bet that a lot of millennials are moving back to their roots (Midwest, East Coast, South, etc.), and for that reason I wonder if a market like Cleveland doesn't currently offer not only great cash flow opportunities but also reasonable appreciation potential. 

The millennial who wants a change of scenery while working from home. 

I talk to plenty of millennials who already have 5+ properties, pretty impressive and will be retiring a lot earlier than most.

Prices are driven by buyer demand, which comes from millennials starting to buy houses.

As a new investor I can admit that sometimes it does feel like an overwhelming amount of information on this platform and a lot of millennials in my generation don' have the working capital as well.

I think it is a fad driven by millennials and some boomers.

In my market there is lots of small corporate apartments for the astronomical prices and geared toward millennial crowd.