(Don't have the time here but the market supply of MHC's is actually diminishing at a time when demand is increasing nationally.

Solar systems are being installed at an ever increasing rate though so the latter will diminish as a factor as more and more of the neighbours go solar.

Choosing when to sell and being forced to sell are two totally different things.Unfortunately depreciation does not make you wealthy either. depreciating means the useful life of the asset is diminishing.

When I came back from California and the few days I was out f the home I stopped itching brain fog was diminishing and I could walk and see things better some.

The diminishing returns of the search, out there scratching and clawing, struggling to find that deal that is worth it for me is a frustrating waste of time.  

If you bury too much capital in your property then eventually your Return on Equity can diminish and then you will be scrambling and paying to get the money out of that property when you need it.  

The value is just diminished.

It will, in time, diminish credibility of those who practice in questionable activities.Be very careful about who and what you listen to or read on the internet.Now, @Everett Marshall Since I know RE and financing aspects and didn't read the material you mentioned, I have no idea what you mean by "discounted note" I know what that is but I'm not seeing it being any strategy of wholesaling, so obviously, some whizbang dreamed something up again.

Late payments are going to diminish the borrower's credit and chances of future refinance.

There is a point of diminishing returns with cheapening the product-DON"T DO IT!!