I probably fall into the bucket of millennials who hates anything that has to do with printers and fax machines.

 people still need a place to live, and in my area because millennials arent buying houses I’ve got a corner on the market

As a millennial, I can tell you this would be an amazing perk for folks who work from home, especially if you add some video teleconferencing units or the ability to share to a bluetooth projector, etc.

You should look into millennial investor focus group.

Us millennials are probably the most guilty having been in our professional careers now for about 5-15 years+ and used to those dinosaur bosses not able to figure out how to send an attachment on an email let alone research their social media pages.

These factors include more retiring baby boomers electing to rent rather than purchase new homes, and millennials who are also choosing to rent rather than buy single-family homes.So Why Do We Still Witness Overbidding?

Check out episode 68 of the Millennial Real Estate Podcast. 

Also the BP podcast and Millennial Real Estate Investor podcast are two other great resources where you can learn about/from the experiences of others.

With Millennials being strapped for cash and preferring to be renters and Gen X'er that are still feeling the effects for the 2008 crash, who else can handle that much inventory?

While this demand may be poised to take up the additional new supply, millennial demand may not align with the price point and areas that will see the sharpest rise in the supply of available homes.