Donny: Glad to see a fellow upstate resident interested in real estate at a young age - I can relate as I'm twenty-four.

I've had a broker license for well over twenty years and found it to be useful.Derek W's argument in favor is the most compelling reason.

They vary so much-- some garden style mid century, and others are twenties brick buildings.  

I've seen about twenty video's with similar claims somehow these things never make it to market its a conspiracy I tell you.

I agree that it could take until the end of 2021 or beyond for demand to come back and our economy to roar again.  

If I were in my early twenties, I'd be investing heavily in all assets that do well in inflationary environments, ie real estate, stocks, gold, commodities.  

(which isn't so hypothetical when you realize it's happening by the thousands).Let's say you're a millennial in your late twenties living in your parent's basement in the Bay Area... and your girlfriend gets pregnant. 

And, the music, aah the music, once I put the ear plugs in so I could hear myself think the excitement roared through my veins.

The neighbor has pictures of the damaged wall before and after the owner personally removed about twenty asbestos shingles where the building had been hit and he has collected some pieces he picked up off the gourd and has put them in a plastic container.

At the end of the day, my opinion is just that, my opinion, but it's the opinion of a millionaire who paid cash for his first house in his mid twenties, despite having stood on his own two feet, hardship, etc. since 18 years old.