The only REIT I own is Arbor Realty Trust.

Most Millenials I know 1/2 are smart, tech savvy and making money [good tech jobs or healthcare etc], the other half not so much. its like that every generation.

Myself and sizeable group of investors and homeowners in Ann Arbor are fighting short term rental banning legislation in the City of Ann Arbor and are interested in working with an attorney or advocate with experience in short term rental legislation.

Myself and sizeable group of investors and homeowners in Ann Arbor are fighting short term rental banning legislation in the City of Ann Arbor and are interested in working with an attorney or advocate with experience in short term rental legislation.

If you are an engineering major, or healthcare or other in demand career field I would suggest taking full advantage of that.

I work a full-time job in the healthcare industry and my interest towards real estate investments in Charlotte stems from how beautiful of a city it is and my thought that in the coming 5-10 years, it is posed to experience aggressive expansion.

This is in the city of Ann Arbor where there are very few infill lots.

Would like advice on markets to focus on - my key hypothesis is to focus on markets with decent employment rates, growing population and presence of contemporary industries such as tech, healthcare, finance, etc and not relying on manufacturing/agriculture.

You can find some terrific tenants in the healthcare industry, as well as respectable "working class" professionals. 

@Mike Nas I like medical and dental and vision (anything healthcare).