My husband and I are both far from handy (we are both from NYC and young millennials) but boy has this been a huge learning curve!

Look at millennial and tech trends, owning a car is becoming less important, and it's a liability. 

Anyway, my point is, I don't think you should "get out of the millennial mindset" of wanting and expecting job happiness.

I have been wondering when the shift of money will switch from baby boomer to millennial and I think we will see the indication of it when the effective marketing methods change just like this.

"Most Millennials regret buying a home"Really?

Unless you've got good cash flow and an opportunity to grow in appreciation on a property, I'd personally stay away.For a real life example of a HOA-gone-rogue, right now "theyoungretireeby33" on Instagram (I know, Instagram is for millennials, but it can be a great way to disseminate information about fellow investors quickly) is going through it right now with his HOA on one of his STR's during quarantine.

It’s a roadmap and that’s what I like the most about that book.I’ve suggested the book to all of the millennials that I know all of the non-millennial as well.

Millennials, I bet, are going to be moving back to where they grew up to settle down and raise families.

Millennial much? 

It’s typical millennial entitlement.