Originally posted by @Ilya Z.

The costs hit Reg Z.  

All this information is up there for public consumption, and Millenials and Gen Z especially really just don't seem to mind that it's out there, so use it.Fourth tip, go the extra mile and them some to verify employment, check references and sources of income.

Heloo,Happy to connect with anyone who wants to invest in Baltimore, have been helping new Bigger Pockets  investors last 5-6 years with an A to Z strategy especially for BRRRR applications.Send me a message we can discuss how I help 

Housing pricing needs to drop by around 35%If none of these happen, millenials and Gen Z is up a creek with absolutely no paddles.

Maybe not as insane as 2021, where we had work from home (still do), Millennial buying (still do, and Gen Z), constrained supply (more now), increased costs (still increasing, just slower), aging (about the same), worker shortage (still do, and more if border policy/immigration is tightened) etc….But, I assert, demand will be strong in 2024, like...sourdough bread, sopping up all the goodness on the plate (housing supply) to the last drop.

PM me and I can give you the boots on the ground info👍Priscilla Z.

Originally posted by @Jeremy Z.

Believe it or not there are lots of opportunities in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood and Dania Beach right now. 

A bit of advice, we use more z's and fewer u's over here, so if you want to fit in get used to typing things like "analyzing" and "neighborhood". :) Also you should learn the rules of Baseball and forget whatever love you may have for the game of Soccer.As far as growth, Conroe had the highest percentage growth (7.8%) in the nation for 2016, and there's no real primary industry (although I suspect the nearby Exxon relocation may play some part in that recent growth) and there are several large developments underway.