I am not a seasoned investor, but I am a millennial as yourself looking to do just that.

Sweat equity seems daunting being as I am a pen-pushing millennial with no handy skills as well as spending all too much time at work. what are your thoughts?

Based on average income, millennials in these markets can afford to buy 1 out of 4 homes listed for sale.

We renovated the office in 2014 to appeal to a growing millennial workforce What was the outcome?

I did some reading about it on Forbes and apparently this appears to be a big thing with millennial generations struggling with student loan debut and housing costs. 

Thank you again.If you’re a millennial like me and need a pick me up about if you’re “successful” or not just read this:  https://www.businessinsider.com/average-american-millennial-net-worth-student-loan-debt-savings-habits-2019-6From what you posted above I am guessing you’re ahead of the curve (again assuming you’re a millennial). 

You shouldn’t eitherHope she’s not a millennial, we get a bad rep as it is

Typical millennial.  

Does the city have a large millennial or retirement population?

US News recently ranked us #2 overall best state, and this article published last week that put us in the top 10 places Millennials are moving to.The REIA meeting that @Laura Cardenas mentioned is a great spot to meet other investors and network, and there are a couple other meetups in Southern NH as well that meet in Nashua and Manchester.... and if you haven't been through a New England winter yet I wish you the best of luck!