I think it depends if they need to live on the fees or not.

A lot of people that never really had any interest in real estate per se, watch these YouTube gurus who fancy up their videos with colorful thumbnails in them living the highlife showing the simplicity of it but do not show the hard work, actually talking to people in which I think millennials have a hard time doing, interacting, as well as not getting held up on analysis paralysis.

Purchase price: $531,000 1st home where I lived in main unit, and rented the 2 bedroom above.

I'm talking about the entire living room and dining room areas.Honestly I have purchased a few mods with this problem, and I will continue to do so.

From what I've heard, you'd basically need a good "excuse" to not live in the first one any longer.

full stop.definitely not flipping or wholesaling unless it's a live-in flip... which is basically a house hack.https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/live-in-fliphttps://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/house-hacking-questions

My passion comes from the fact I get to change people's lives, literally.

Two of us live in Minnesota and the third partner lives there in California.

I live in NPR.  

I currently own 1 SFH rental in Texas ( I live in Nevada).