New Jersey market, as well an nationally, is seeing a shortage of available inventory.

There is no shortage of people looking to invest there and if there's deal that pops up for $200K when it "should" be $260K I would posit it's going to get attention. 

Much easier to find 100k lift on a 300k property than on a 100k property.The housing shortage has changed this dynamic a little bit - we have seen properties get flipped in the cheap of Milwaukee, but they are priced totally out of the neighborhood.

At my local one there seems to be no shortage of solid oak vanities,  that look great painted black with a granite top.

His kids never experienced a shortage of days in Havasu, new boats, big trucks, etc.

There will not be a shortage of contractors so if they don’t want to work with you then move on.

Cultural area of Japan, tons of UNESCO World heritage listed sites, high barrier entry (less competition), shortage of hotels, lower penetration of China and international buyers.

I dont know if theres a shortage of investors in my area or what, but theres usually not much competition.

With shortage of vacancies in immediate Spring and The Woodlands, people will be expanding their search into Tomball and Magnolia.

I agree prices are very high, however, the rents are also correspondingly high, and there is never a shortage of tenants in our area, which another bonus.