The reason trades are lacking now is because millennials are weak and lazy, and they think a college degree guarantees them a cushy seat in a corner office making a bunch of money.

After all, you get better at what you focus on.That being said there's an interesting video of a guy featured on Millennial Money that is both a realtor and appraiser.

I'd suggest dropping it altogether and letting guests fend for themselves.As a millennial myself, none of us watch tv anymore.

@Brendan Leach join the Facebook page millennial investor focus group.

I have a cousin who is kinda the tech millennial type who's been investing in Columbus from Manhattan.

& Top "Hipster" Destination in the US88 Jobs Paying Higher Wages than New York CityHome to 2nd (soon 1st) Largest University in the US ($7B in Capital Projects & 60,000+ students)Hotbed of Startups and Venture Capital- "Exodus from Silicon Valley"1st "SMART" City in the US ($50m DOT Grant)Intentionally Underbuilding to Hedge Risk...30,000+ units short of demand11-County Region with Huge Room for Growth & Expansion (3million+) over the next 20-years50% of the Columbus Population RentsAll-time Record Low Homeownership for the Millennial Generation (largest population in America-bigger than Baby Boomer population)The Average Market Rent in Columbus has Climbed to $2,000/mo.

From the best I can tell this is a convicted felon who opened up his home to 2 roommates.I realize that woke millennials of the "share economy" may call this man a landlord, but I don't.

Interesting read with some good homeownership data by generation. https://www.builderonline.com/data-analysis/the-challenges-millennials-face-to-attaining-homeownership_o?

The millennials seems to see this as a get rich quick scheme where they need no or little money of their own to get started. 

I hear you, I work in real estate sales with investors here in San Antonio, "landlord" is becoming a less popular term for sure.Not sure if it has to do with younger millennial renters or what, but I've found that when you tell people you "own properties" instead, it tends to be a favorable label.