My target market is Wilmington, Delaware which is another shrinking marking and I would argue doesn't have the same economic prospects that Milwaukee has.

So not only is their equity shrinking from the declining market but their loan balance is increasing due to negative amort.

Personally, I think the Option ARMS will become a problem much sooner than their reset because I think the bank can "call" the loan in effect if the equity position shrinks too much.

The amount of money available is shrinking and prices are rising, when this money that they are going to inject into the system hits it's going to throw our prices through the roof.

Although, I am hearing more and more that the appetite from these sources is shrinking.

Our government has grown since 9/11, and I feel our government needs to shrink and get back to what made this country great.LESS NEW LAWS and more focus on actually following and enforcing the laws we already have.Ok, time to get off my soap box, just a reminder to everyone..NO MATTER WHO YOU VOTE FOR< GET OUT AND VOTE!!!

If the college seriously shrinks or goes out of business you will not do well.Finding cash-flowing prices in this area is hard, because close-to-college property is like waterfront property.

Its about finding out what is happening on the ground and if inventory is low or shrinking and demand is high......BOOMHappy investing everyoneHard work Never Killed Anyone But Why Take a Chance

Historically, government does not shrink unless the citizens "take up arms" and change it, left to their own devices politicians will only maintain status quo or change things incrementally.

One interviewee's guess was that about 1/3 of the June's 2800+ sales were to out-of-state investors but that seems high to me.The article said inventories are shrinking which is putting upward pressure on pricing.