And let’s not forget the Millennials.

What about the huge influx of first-time millennial home buyers that can't afford current prices?

This was not true when I was twenty but this is what millennial's are up against and history suggests this is not politically sustainable, certainly not in a democracy/republic.

For example, Bill Gates is the largest private owner of farmland in the United States.If a lot of millennials are being "boxed out" from owning homes then they will be forced to rent.

If you're open to presenting at the Millennial Investor group we'd love it! 

I am a firm believer that the millennial generation has the ability to suffocate the american economy, or bring it to highest we have ever seen.

I'm here to seek some in general and if possible local advise about some of the deals (SFR/Townhomes) that I'm considering.My primary goal is to diversify my financial portfolio with real estate assets, as Millennials own few real estate assets for retirement yield income and possibly capital gains from price appreciation along the way.

I see Boomers downsizing into apartments and smaller homes, and I see Millennials who are leery of home ownership because of what they saw when they were coming of financial age (I am one of these, I was 23 in 2008 when I should have been thinking about buying a home).The home ownership rate has been between 62-66% for the last 50 years except for the run up in the aughts.

The X and Y and Millennials will not have a better life with more opportunities then their parents.

"Several important factors boosting rental demand include later marriage age, increased single-headed households, longer delay in having children, millennial and baby boom lifestyle shifts toward urban living.