The buyer market remains consistent since the Market Supply metric tracks the Listing Inventory numbers.

This swing in inventory vs sales shows an increase in overall Market Supply.

Most of Reno is in high demand because of such low supply and new construction is limited by the surrounding mountains.

Not sure if higher purchase prices/rates have created this boom or if it's that all the new supply of rentals in Chicago is aimed at top end luxury *$3000 1br type builds etc. but rents have shot up on the north side.

Reno / Tahoe is not building out much because of the geography creating a supply issue over the next 2-5 years, there is strong tech, manufacturing (Tesla), and logistical job growth.

I did nothing except supply the lot and money.

I would have lessons with his daughter after school, while he would be in the next room of their very nice home drinking, watching sports, and throwing things at the TV.

As of early 2024, inventory levels were about 3.79% higher than the five-year quarterly average, indicating a slow but steady increase in supply​​.Demand and Buyer BehaviorThe Birmingham market will continue to attract out-of-state buyers, with significant interest from cities like Chicago.

Point is, if I were to purchase the property, legal as it may be, that leaves me the buyer with a large problem on my hands (not to mention all the clutter that was apparent (old frig, busted up TV, two wrecked cars, etc.). 

It’s a 3 bd 3 ba condo and I supply all of the utilities and WiFi.