Young Professionals Are Choosing to Rent – Ridgeland, SC

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Home ownership has reached a five-decade low due in part to the fact that millennials have historically low ownership rates compared to other generations at that age. Home ownership has always been a part of the American dream. So why aren’t more millennials willing to purchase a place to call home? Should they purchase homes or is it smarter for them to rent? There are several factors to consider.
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