I don't think this measure passed but it's brilliant thinking like this that, that drivers builders away or slows the process.In the COVID area and with tenants leaving the metros for smaller municipalities and rural communities it would be interesting to see how builders will respond and how fast.Originally posted by @Paul De Luca:The low inventory problem has been a chronic one since the Great Recession, and the pandemic only amplified the problem.Consider the following decade-based totals for single-family home construction:1960s: 9.3 million starts1970s: 11.4 million starts1980s: 9.9 million starts1990s: 11.0 million starts2000s: 12.3 million starts2010s: 6.8 million startsIt's a good question though why a lot of sellers are choosing to stay on the sidelines when it appears houses are selling at a premium nationwide.

If you take the necessary safety measures, there is nothing you have to worry about,

That's the way you measure a rental property.What can you buy with a percentage?

And at the risk of appearing to be measuring dinks, I’ll provide you with my modest holdings context: I do suited single family bilevels. 1100-1250 sq ft, I buy on great blocks in great mature areas but I buy ugly and get rid of the ugly.

I had tried several personal injuries and accidents attorneys in my area to see if they can give me a list of things we can do as landlords as a safety measure that can mitigate landlords liability in the event of a gas explosion in the rental unit. 

Data that reflects real estate opportunities is nothing more than the measurement of the common and uncommon activity of people seeking to meet one of their core needs, shelter and housing.Recently I sat down and had a conversation with him about where the REI marketing is going and I thought I would share my biggest takeaways with you guys.Fact vs.

So we were going to add a sun room off the side of the house, problem was when I was in the basement measuring where to punch the mechanicals through we kept coming up 10' short of the outside foundation at ground level. 

Cap Rate isn't a return metric btw, but a measure of risk so we can't go off that.

The free-and-clear portfolio ROE will be somewhere around 5.5% when measuring the Cash Flow against the Equity. 

So what measure do the lenders take to check if the house Im purchasing is my primary residence or not?