(I'm a millennial, please don't judge me haha.)Nine times outta ten I was venting all of my worries and frustrations out to my realtor, who I'm sure caught instant headaches whenever I called him.

I’m an American millennial entrepreneur who is interested in buying a small rental income property somewhere on the southern coast.

I think there is a real push towards smaller living, mainly because millennials (like me) want to live in the City center and can't afford million dollar homes.

In fact I just an appraiser visit one of my flip projects today who mentioned factoring my smart home tech into the valuation.That being said, there are cases where it can make sense outside of those parameters.. if your target buyer/tenant is a younger millennial you could invest to make your property stand out and be more marketable, and also reap the operational benefits (and perhaps even cost savings) to boot. 

But housing demand is insane now and will only get worse if millennials finally start to buy.

Net population growth (for now lol - Trump), low interest rates, large numbers of millennials forming families, low inventory of RE for sale, etc.  

I would suggest maybe looking into University City which is just minutes away from downtown and in a hot pocket of college students and millennials.

(Millennials: last to arrive, first to criticize)

You should see what is happening downtown for yourself everything from 99.9% occupancy rates, new business development, world class chefs, casino, lake, river, beaches, millennials are moving into and staying  within affordable downtown, major sports, new convention center and much more - its really AMAZING!!!!

Millennials I believe are not interested in buying.