Millennials need to learn the lesson that Boomers have ignored.

As a millennial, I know where you are coming from.

It's nice to see that us millennials have the courage to take that leap and improve your lives and financial freedom.

Millennials have been brought up in a society of “NOW” and “instant gratification,” and this has become the catalyst for disruption to many markets, including stock trading, the taxi industry and retail, to name a few.

'Rough patch' part is for neighborhoods that could be a bit iffy.Other than that, all the millennial stuff like whether there are new cafes, the kind of crowd that is hanging out, foot traffic, etc..but then depends also on type of property and neighborhood I am looking at - if it is an industrial-type city, then I'd look at Fire and Police Department numbers - their expenses should be consistent and low over the years indicating less drama.

Account Closed sooooo many millennials overspend, but great investment opportunities always exist!

Like many millennials, we have student loan debt.

Yea, mortgage rates are high, but these millennials are still putting pen to paper at the closing table.

Average rents the working class will flee too not only fickle millennials. 

Depending on exactly where we are talking in the Detroit Shoreway it may be worth more as a renovated vacant property to a millennial type buyer but getting anymore than $114k for a $1,500 rental isn't likely.