The markets are definitely shrinking on finding great deals.

If you can shrink the duration of the  financial burden by providing extra cash, I think that would be preferable to reducing her payments.Good luck!

I think it is a bit too early to tell for sure, but in my opinion, everything from the downtown to the airport will start to increase in value as the inventory shrinks, as nearby housing costs increase and as more quality homes start to leave the market.

Given NS’s demographics (shrinking population everywhere but the HRM) I like Halifax and Wolfville.

Inventory continues to shrink, with Months Supply of Inventory down 7.1% year-over-year for Single Family Homes,with a 2.6 Month Supply this February, as compared to a 2.8 Month Supply in February 2017.Monthly stats for Pinellas County are available at http://pinellasrealtor.org/statistics/. 

With every tick upward in interest rates, the buyer pool for real estate shrinks and buying power of those still in the market is eroded.

The department store model is shrinking size as they figure out how much business is online sales and how much is in store.

I just came across this article from Calculated Risk (the article is about a year old so here is the latest data.) which suggests that MF demand will start to shrink due to increased supply from new building and decreased demand from those aged 25-39, who will make up the top three age brackets in 2020, who will enter their prime home buying years. 

So the number of multifamilies that actually exist in the metro area is a shrinking number.

You need to shrink the ARV range to 5k or less.