There is probably going to be a housing shortage. 

The problem right now is there is a shortage of labor which results in increased demand and increased labor costs.  

Offer to give estimates and be the "go to" guy and you'll find no shortage of people that want to work with you.

We brought in a financial partner for the shortage. 

We have a shortage.4.

There was a shortage of them so that's the only place I could find it at the time.One thing to note: the camera comes with a monopod that is too short and flimsy.

I had a nice chat with my Bank in Portland OR last week I have 30 lots ready for spec loans and they still are going to give me 12 loans.. we have over 30 folks on our waiting list.. its a pretty cool site so that could be part of it.. but in that market there is still a shortage of houses you see some small concessions but if this cycles in 60 to 90 days my inventory will be ready late Q 4 early Q 1 so we sure hope and prey we all stabilize this summer.

Our market here still has a shortage of available houses for sale, so I feel the values will maintain after the virus is contained.

She looked something up and said EIDL is not taking any increase in loan amounts at this time due to shortage of funds, that I should keep an eye out if they add more funds to the program. 

Our inventory is so low that even if we saw a sudden surge in listings popping on the market, let's say an additional 50%, we would still be in a sellers market technically from a supply shortage aspect.