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I already see some of my slightly older friends buying unnecessary luxuries that people my parents age have.

Approximately 13.5 million households are "renters by necessity".Workforce housing (low/median earners) has brought in $375 billion in investment over the last five years.More than 51% of the total for all multifamily asset classes.Despite this investment, only a "small" amount of workforce housing has been built in the last 10 years, with investors usually opting for luxury rentals. 

I have been seeing a few areas that have (or will have) large "luxury" apartment complexes going up. 

First, prior to the tenant occupying the property, this house was majorly rehabbed with new carpeting in living room, new luxury tile in kitchen, new appliances, new bathroom (tile, floors, cabinet, toilet, etc.), hardwood floors were immaculate and the entire house was painted top to bottom.These tenants have been very physically hard on the property.  

I have a 3 family that I am gut rehabbing and be 3 luxury condos. 

We HATE golf, loud Harleys and ultra touristy locations.4 would favor discount to ARV vs. low price.

One more --If you have cash and or partner with cash --say $1.0 million plus--you can specialize in Luxury homes Wholesaling --Over $500,000 --there is no Seasoning required --because it does not have to meet FHA / Govt guidelines - also that's going up --from 6 % in 2009 to almost 13% in 2010 - taht are now 90 days behind on mortgage and will be more coming soon --buy $850,000 house for $550,000 cash and sell for $650,000 in 30 days --usually very little rehab is required --

Imagine how ridiculous it would look if a mansion was built in the ghetto.

Also, she targets mansions with low monthly fees 'mansion' (condo) fees.