Most of our tenants are millennials and they love it.

New investors particularly like the idea of being able to "drive and look" at their property :-) Here's some posts to help you explore that direction if you're interested:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/396376-looking-to-get-unstuck-in-the-sf-bay-areahttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/621/topics/396725-millennial-migration-to-sacramento-2017---here-comes-the-rushBest of luck!

Outwork the oldest guy in the office, and be the guy who breaks the lazy millennial mold, and you'll stick out twice as much.

The millennials are now buying their 1st (and even 2nd homes), investing in property and becoming the professional work force of today.

This means that the rest of the graduates of these conservatories, simply put, bounce on ****...Please tell me why in the hell anyone will pay these amounts or anything near to learn music, art, or any other liberal art thing...No **** the millennials have Net Worth of $12,000, or whatever it is.

These factors help explain why millennials floc every month by the thousand to live there.

My Millennial Generation wants a check but they dont want to work.

It isn't just millennials; I get more and more boomers staying at my STRs. 

He made a few interesting points about investing in long term rentals for the millennial and Gen Z age groups who will likely never be able to afford a home due to student loan debt.

Although this article is about millennial student investors, it definitely applies to you as well.