That would be a very cool pitch and if done correctly would appeal to many millennials and people looking for a unique experience!

We have a tenant that complains about the smell of Mary-jane being used by a couple of the millennials, BUT he continues to sit on the outside steps & smokes roll your owns. 

Millennial real estate investor group on facebook

that's a majority of my applicants, seems like all the millennials are getting ESA certificates to escape paying pet rent. what would you do in this case?

Courtsey - https://www.cio.com/article/3219718/the-13-best-value-cities-for-hiring-tech-talent.htmlhttps://www.cnbc.com/2019/05/07/this-is-the-top-city-for-small-business-in-the-us-study.htmlhttps://www.crainsdetroit.com/other-voices/attracting-tech-companies-would-help-diversify-economyhttps://www.innovationleader.com/top-10-us-cities-for-corporate-innovation/top-10-cities-for-corporate-innovation/1055.articleSo the Population trend is reversing as multiracial millennials are moving into the core areas, partly due to affordability and also due to employment opportunities, and the next consensus in 2020 should give us a good indication of this. 

I say in general because if the apartment is located near colleges for instance or in attractive downtown areas where millennials want to be, a higher mix of one bedroom and studios can work and may be the play for that submarket.

This neighborhood is a smaller one but developers are all over it turning it into a paradise for urban millennials who make good money freelancing or working from home, as it has an awesome walkable area and doesn't cost nearly as much as the more developed neighborhoods.    

@Brittany Shearer@Alyssa StromI'd recommend connecting with Alyssa and Scott Hoefler with the Millennial Investor Focus Group on Facebook as they do a great job putting on Meet ups and I'm impressed with both of their knowledge they have of the market. 

A lot of times, these are growing areas because millennials are attracted by the lower cost of living.D-neighborhoods are where you start seeing a lot more neglect and crime rates start going up.

More Millennials are moving here than other cities like Austin and Raleigh, and the population is flourishing.