Hard to imagine that this is really for sale unless it's a trust fund baby that simply has more millions than they know what to do with and doesn't care.Bottom line- RED FLAG- too good to be true on the sale price, likely not even known to seller the house is being marketed, etc- Ask to see the assignable contract and what their equitable interest is in the property- the wholesaler I mean.   

Now there is a baby boomer marketing opportunity in there somewhere!

For young guys , the effect of 'de-dollarization' / inflation/ disconnection between productivity and wages .....would be great , at the very least, I would suspect the GenZ has to work double or triple to "secure their living" compare to their Baby Boomers generation.

This is all assuming new home builders go back to building homes (which they can’t do at today’s labor/supply prices if home prices drop.) and we stop having babies/mass immigration requiring millions more homes than we’re building.

Build wealth baby 

For some background on that deal my wife and I are new to real estate investing, and we were working to find a way to make it so that she could continue to stay home with our new baby which is why I turned to real estate.  

Empathy & sob stories - my very first public manager job 20 years ago, had a young girl come in with a baby, maybe 2 months old, and ask for more time and to not have the utilities cut off.

I have a wife and a baby and another on the way so finding a multi to house hack was extremely difficult so I avoided that route. 

(Ie. having a baby, moving to other side of town for job, etc.)

The oil industry tanked and I had a baby on the way.