So it's not simply a question of which generation is bigger: there are other groups move into town.Demographics that forecast doomsday scenarios are fun to think about just like watching Mad Max movies, but I'm not too worried. 

And if you were doing STR before AirBnB then they popularized the market and provided you another stream of income.

We were thinking paying cash would be the way to go and then try to find one or two income streams we could get from the property that overtime offset the holding costs which when paying cash would be basically the taxes and not much else.

I can get wifi from my city:3 mbps is $25 a month for each address.5 mbps is $40 a month for each address.Every living room HDTV can do Netflix along with all the other streaming services.I'd like for some channels to work in the bedrooms. 

Instead, I'll keep buying multifamily, albeit at a more reasonable valuation than was possible last year and with eyes wide open that the income stream won't grow the way it likely would have if this all did not occur. 

Many factored a steady stream of income when planning for the future.Airbnb’s Mr.

I have an above 760 credit score for what it's worth but right now wouldn't be able to show a strong and reliable stream of income. 

If you define a turnkey experience as buying a property that has been completely renovated and has a resident in the property producing a stream of revenue, then you can find it.  

Not just in cash flow, but in risk mitigation and other income streams as well.

I would recoup the cash, put in while retaining income stream and potentially for future appreciation and tax breaks.