Ever since my senior engineering economics professor introduced me to amortization calculations and when I read read Rich Dad Poor Dad while my college roommate was trying to hookup with the Barnes & Noble barista, I have been hooked on studying and reading about investment strategies.

Again a senior colleague told me not to buy, and I listened.

There are students, seniors, multigenerational, etc., some of it due to lack of supply and some for financial considerations. 

Schools, downtowns, hospitals etc.Can you figure out what the prevalent demographic is in your area, seniors, millennials, students or iron workers, cater to the market. 

I drove here there and it was a senior home.. the listing agent had a table out side and all the realtors were lined up.now her buyer went 40k over ask on a 350k property but it had financing and other things so it was not all cash like what is happening in Vegas. 

My son has just turned 17 and is a senior in high school. 

Many of our tenants are seniors, aging in place.

The room was packed with people from every demographic - first time home buyers, RE investor, seniors living off SS & families struggling to make ends meet…especially with inflation and the always increasing San Diego Sunshine tax/costs. $24/$35k is a lot of money for anyone, but it will be a crippling financial blow to a lot of people!

To put things into perspective - the guy that was their mentor was also an older senior at our school who now frequently goes to necker island with Richard Branson and then some ( google him) ...to put things into perspective...I’ve heard them (twins) say college was a waste of their money and that’s when I often remind them that a) we would have never met (still business partners / best friends / and my mentors today) and it’s hard to say if they would have had as much success in their business without the mentor i mentioned above....yes they have a computer science degree which they don’t necessarily use today....but it is a foundation of knowledge discipline, environment and network they were exposed to.....I can say the very same for myself...I have a six figure income aside from my business - it was not related to the major I studied ( I went to school for 4 years - 3/4 paid wit scholarship) however it did set a foundation that lead me to my kind of work as an consultant today.

I am probably one year senior to you: moved here about a year ago and got my real estate agent license.