If you're looking for more information about the program, I highly recommend checking out Episode 55 of the "Millennial Real Estate Investor Podcast".

Learned a new Millennial term today - house hacking.

In addition to updating fits and finishes.As millennials age we will probably see migration to the suburbs anyway, but Gen Z is right behind us to continue to rent in the more trendy areas.New construction at the higher end may have more offices incorporated into them, it's difficult to say.  

I am 22 years old, and live in the DC metro area (rated one of the best cities for millennials on several lists). 

For a millennial such as me, I do find the area quite boring with not much to do.

(Afterall, many "Millennials" just aren't buyin' these days!)

On the other hand, densely populated mixed-use districts where people live, work and play are more attractive to millennials and singles willing to pay a higher rent for a smaller place.Before researching out of state markets to buy rental property in, it’s important to know what your preferred investment strategy is to understand what you’re looking for. 4.

This is a way to mitigate the high cost of purchasing price while giving millennials access to neighborhoods that they otherwise would be priced out of. 

I'd like to target other Millennials like myself, who have delayed buying their first place (huge, pent-up demand for both renting and buying).

It's a rental that's in an area that caters towards the millennial tech crowd in Seattle so I think online payments would be something renters in my area will appreciate.