They're looking to relate to Millennials so 40 years old would be max and good on camera as well.

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

When I bought it, it was with the intention of my dad living with us until he needed to go to a home; but I also had recognized that there were a lot of boomers, as well as millennials, whose families would benefit from that sort of set up. 

Millennials also seem to not value home ownership as much as past generations, they value the flexibility of being able to move and change jobs.

(At least not until they've signed a non-circumvention and non-disclosure agreement.)Feel free to email me and we’ll get on the phone and chat if you have any more questions about this deal, glad to see other NY millennials making moves!

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. 

Like number one city for millennials and more.

FSBO is going to work out in lower price-points and maybe someday with millennials if they ever start buying (but that may be 10-15 years down the line with current studies, their debt to income ratios etc) because they culturally use their phones for everything and that's cool and interesting and agents will adjust to this culture (we've been studying this for years at tech conferences). 

Buying at low cap rates AND low vacancy rates, AND historically low interest rates, AND during a time when Millennials are delaying home buying AND new building permits are low is the perfect storm waiting to happen.

Now, the market has shifted, favoring less expensive homes for cash-strapped millennials and young families.2.