Nobody needs a brake mechanic to do their own brakes, a licensed plumber to fix their own pipes, a licensed hair care professional to cut their own hair, a licensed electrician to replace an outlet.

As a refernce I've got lots of grey hair and have quit my job long ago yet I feel I want 30 yr mortgages on all rentals forever. 

See the stack chart, we are well below the levels from prior years.New Listings: 6,721; +69.29% - seems large due to Covid shut down base effects.

I've decided I hate the plunger popups, they always break and are much harder to snake hair out with those barbed sticks.Frigidaire ranges.

Also, we expect the number of good properties to increase over the next few months since inventories have risen slightly as shown in the chart below.One frequent question we get is why builders are not taking advantage of the lack of supply and building thousands of new homes.

The below chart is how the cities matched up according to the article: Overall rank (1=Best) City Total Score 'Real-Estate Market' Rank 'Affordability & Economic Environment' Rank 154 Boston, MA 58.32 92 270 287 Fall River, MA 42.63 289 275 288 New Bedford, MA 42.62 290 266As you can see all 3 cities ranked among the bottom of the list as far as Affordability and Economy is concerned.

You'll spend court fees, lost time (and time is money), and loose hair (look at my Bio picture....

@mike beanHere is the revised chart...after putting percentages instead of actual numbers, it's looking much better! 

We are just a small hair above breaking even and for example if one of our cars goes, or something big like that comes its going to hurt and our safety net is gone. 

If their chart showed sales down 8% for February when the correct answer was plus 12% hard to ever listen to them again  Try to avoid “news” sites with “ad”(vertising) in the name  https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/22/home-sales-make-record-jump-in-february.htmlHome sales make record jump, proving how sensitive buyers are to mortgage ratesSales of existing homes skyrocketed a whopping 11.8 percent in February compared with January, according to the National Association of Realtors.