What happens in the long term with as a result of the infinity printing press - just say I am happy not to be a millennial.     

My thesis is that the affluent millennial urbanites of NYC, Boston, SF, Chicago, Seattle, LA, etc. who have long shunned the idea of "settling down" will begin to relent.

I found the Millennial Real Estate Investor podcast to be useful too; their first 10-15 episodes are all about house hacking.

Many Americans—especially millennials—were already toying with the idea of buying their first house before the pandemic.

If there are a lot of younger people, many millennials in your area, I would suggest allowing pets.

You want to be a borrower right now (smartly, that you can afford and cover even with vacancies or a personal job loss) and NOT a lender in my opinion.Also, Springfield should have some tailwinds as mid-sized metros should become more attractive as millennials form households and leave high-priced urban centers.

We've been lucky with a great bunch of millennial tenants.

We did discount a mid month move into a studio we rehabbed just to get immediate rent plus the utilities switched.Two apartments vacating Sept 1st were raised beyond mkt rents & were both rented to qualified millennial couple tenants within the first 2 days of an open house. 

The market would likely be affected, but not to the same levels.I am more interested to see what millennials will do following COVID.  

Hamilton  or Toronto 6-fig millennial ?