Keep in mind, sometimes the cheapest makeup can make the ugliest girls look pretty

The baby boomer generation I think right now is the second largest behind millennials so there will be a lot of demand I think in the coming years.

For example, as an investor, I invest in real estate not for the profit, but because I want to generate enough passive income to spend time with my daughters, so that my wife does not need to work 12 hour night shifts, and to leave a legacy for my girls and my future grandchildren.

So they say they would like to have a baby and want to be sure, but honestly, I can't trust that this is true based on other actions they have taken against the previous tenant when moving in. 

Baby Boomers disappearing out of the work force.  

I think in some of my STR markets I go grand, but in some I try to target the lowest barrier of entry as in a 2/2 that's easily accessible, small, priced in the lower 20% and that targets young couples, girls trips or whatever they call them, empty nesters, etc.

The babies will still be doing the same thing, looking for the same answers, and asking the same questions that no one answers in a year.

It could be pool/sauna, it could be game room/pickleball, it could be pets and baby friendly.If you are thinking of doing it from afar and have never done it before, you might want to investigate MTR as a healthy bridge opportunity where you can spend less money on furnishings and get longer stay tenants.

Ex: 12 wk maternity leave turns into "I just don't want to be sepearted from my baby so I don't think I'll go back to work!

Hey girls, watch out for clouded titles in Detroit!