Multifamily (Near Ft Bliss)  single family (central or the eastside). 

Being on the older cusp of the Millennial Generation, his points about not wanting a long commute, a walkable downtown, and central location resonated.

Every time I presented, I aimed to be the authority on the subject so that I didn't stumble over my own words and no questions would catch me off guard. 

Good morning BP,My name is Nick, and I reside in central NJ, just south of Princeton.

For example I manage my parents (early 60's, dad still working) finances and I have them in 30% stocks, 40% bonds, and 25% real estate (they paid off their house) with 5% in some other things.However for me, and my siblings ~late 20's early 30's I have more like 60-70% in stocks and similar categories.Diversification across asset classes is really important, but I will warn you there is A LOT going on in finance, with the markets, and central banks.

All of the people you mention go beyond "author". 

@Jeremy Leech Hey Jeremy the central Florida market has some great opportunity for small multi family compared to other expensive markets (2-4 units good for house hacking with low downpayment) and short term vacation rentals close to Disney that are producing great returns.

Central inner city comes to mind. 

Is there a central site where "notice to the creditors of the estate of..." type probate notices are posted?

The manufacturers in the industry don't sell to individual retail buyers, they sell through authorized dealers.