Millennials and real estate—two things that seem about as compatible as oil and water, or avocado toast and a budget. According to the latest buzz, millennials are finally getting into the housing market, but not without a few laughs (and maybe a few tears) along the way. First off, let's talk about the mythical creature that is homeownership. For years, millennials have been told that owning a home is the ultimate goal, right up there with finding the perfect brunch spot and scoring Taylor Swift tickets. But with sky-high prices, student loan debt, and the allure of a perfectly curated apartment, buying a home has often felt like chasing a unicorn—rare, magical, and probably not going to happen. But now, as they inch closer to their 40s, millennials are finally getting serious about real estate. They’ve traded in their dreams of a downtown loft for something with a little more square footage and, hopefully, a backyard for their dog, aptly named "Crypto." The irony? Many ...