I like your idea going after places that would be good for a retiring boomer generation.

We have a nation-wide nursing shortage and, as you mentioned, an aging boomer generation, not to mention a general culture shift in how people want to live and work.

Last night I was a guest of a fellow real estate investor (and former child actor) to the world famous Magic Castle in Hollywood. 

The wife (who looks like she is expecting another child quite soon) asked what we were inspecting as there was a whole list of things.

For instance: check out this video.I do think that in the next 3-5 years we will see a great migration of Brooklyn-esque types who can no longer afford Brooklyn, and are closing in on their 3rd child. 

Renters aren't paying and small mom and pop owners are frustrated, especially boomer+ that recently went to a PM.  

As for California, we are the poster child for why socialism DOESN'T work.

However, I think the only 'handout' I think we need right now is the child tax credit which both parties claim to support.

The Series LLC acts as an umbrella, a parent of sorts, and can create individual child series that are treated as separate entities. 

With the gov't announcing $1,200 per person payments, $500 per child, and expanded unemployment benefits, we believed all tenants should still be prioritizing their rents, immediately after food.