All you wild millennials (you know who you are) are buying houses all at once.

The demand is demographically driven by 82 million millennials, who have decided to get out of their leases and buy a home now that the oldest one of them are approaching 40 years of age next year. 

Deals are tough all over right now because of supply shortage and high demand (Millennials saving up for down payments during COVID, people moving out of cities, etc).

We also have plenty of millennials that want to stay in cities like Cincinnati, Columbus, and Toledo.

@John Gaugerthe outdoor adventourist group is a great start point, and the millennial investor focus group. could you DM me on Facebook so I can get you plugged in?

They're millennials, and are unfortunately reinforcing a stereotype right now based on their words/actions.2.

Rents and housing prices will go up because we're in a major housing supply shortage, and as more millennial try to enter the market while baby boomers are not leaving, we'll have an even worse crunch than right now before that normalizes as well. 

Millennials do not want to be bothered, lol.

Are you considering the millennial market in your rental property business?

Even the Grant Cordones or Gary V who have inspired the millennial generation, worked their tails off in a W2 job to build their empire on the side.