Imagine a 21 year old kid having to collect rent from adults 2x my age! 

This is not passive investment for me.While I still work in what I used to teach in, adult ESL, I have mostly traded in one dead-end poorly-paid job, teaching, for a much better-paid one, rehabbing property acquisitions into rentals (which I spend a lot of time on), and managing rentals, EXACTLY as @Jay Hinrichs said, EXACTLY as I said in my first post in this thread.As @Randy E. pointed out, I too usually spend less than an hour per rental per month on average managing them.

🏡 According to recent surveys:Millennials, aged 25-40, prioritize walkable neighborhoods and urban amenities, with 72% expressing interest in living close to restaurants, shops, and entertainment venues.Gen Z, aged 18-24, values sustainability and eco-friendly features, with 64% stating they are willing to pay more for properties with green certifications and energy-efficient upgrades.Baby boomers, aged 57-75, are seeking downsizing options and active adult communities, with 68% indicating they prefer single-story homes and amenities such as fitness centers and community social events.Understanding these preferences is key to finding the perfect home for every generation.

Any adult over the age of 18 will need to fill out an application and pay the non-refundable application fee.Application fee and submission requirements: The application typically requires a non-refundable fee, which varies depending on the property.

Would love to meet other investors, strategize on community events, and work on non-profit housing projects for vulnerable populations (such as neurodiverse young adults and sober living).   

I use Venmo and find that most young adults already have it.  

Some of us will make $100K/year and be happy, others will make 2-3-4 times that much and that's no one's business.In my adult life I realized that people tend to be very secretive about their wealth and income , even though no one can take it away from them.

Having young adults on a family policy is a godsend.

It is similar to if you use obtain a loan, they confirm you have the means to pay the loan.We collect a $35/adult application fee. 

Its never gone higher or lower than that. 1 out of 3 americans will always be tenants, and someone's going to be their landlord.With two caveats, in CA the rate is on low 40%And .... only 1 out of 4 adult above 60 years old is having free mortgage house.