@Doraine WarnerAs I mentioned in my previous reply, some people like the place as it suits their lifestyle better.

The people who live there typically sign strict lifestyle contracts that state they have to leave immediately if they don't follow it.

Think people involved in $10+mm deals, whether they be brokers, owner/operators, engineers, finance professionals, etc.And when I attend networking events around personal interests, they are more hobby or lifestyle-based.

I would and have risked it all on an investment, not my life style.  

Roma in Mexico City is an awesome area for lifestyle but there's but STRs are going to be regulated there and possibly banned and LTRs are not a profitable alternative.

And I would also agree it would be worth the hundreds to hire a professional architectural style photographer, with a splash of lifestyle to take photos.

Let's explore the influential role Millennials play in the housing market and how their preferences are shaping the future of housing.Preference for Urban Living: Unlike previous generations that favored suburban or rural lifestyles, many Millennials are drawn to urban areas with vibrant cultural scenes, diverse dining options, and convenient access to amenities.

Keep in mind to get the best rates (including for refis) you have to live in the property.Living with your parents can be beneficial since you would be living for free, but is that the lifestyle you want?

Then of course depends on your lifestyle and where you actually live some places are much more expensive to live than others..

These newbies don’t realize the reason many got in trouble 15 years ago was 100% financing and real estate prices dropped and these loans were to unqualified peopleBasically this is the same thing as these people are not qualified to own a home but paid $10k on some course that most likely sells a lifestyle and some fairytale scenario that occurs once in a blue moon.