We thought we would build a traditional lake house or 2nd home but now I feel its better suited for a short term rental due to having a baby in June and not wanting to put that much $ out there but also wanting to keep the land for the future.

Anyways, 15 years, one baby and 25 pounds later, I've decided that enough is enough!

That's money in the bank, baby.

Baby boomers getting close to that 72 year old required mandatory distribution of retirement money is going to cause some stock market adjustments. 

For example, millennial's might prefer a mixed-use development in a city whose IT/Finance sector is emerging vs a tenant profile of baby boomers in a retirement sunbelt area. 

The dog ( service animal ) attacked another tenant baby and they sued me.

cash out a project pretty quickly when you find a use for the cash. like a baby sindication.

Last year my tenant had a baby with her BF (I believe) and now that baby turn 1 year old. 

Rinse and repeat that one.Yep, the sell is in a big hurry and has an excuse, gotta move quick (first red flag) doesn't have time for a search and all that, nominal sale price (second red flag) wants to use a quit claim deed to sell (third and really a big red flag), no closing agent or title insurance, you can flip this baby and make some money.....how many red flags do you need?

Between 2000 and 2014, the number of millennials rose by 77 percent, and the number of baby boomers by 97 percent.