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.

Hi everyone, It's truly amazing to be in a community that is so brilliant and helpful.

This is a brilliant sales strategy because the second your brain sees options your focus shifts from "buy or not buy" to "which size do I want?"

When it's nice out, yeah it's brilliant.

I think your approach and line of thinking on this subject is brilliant.

So for me personally the answer to your question about an LLC is simple and uncomplicated.

Brilliant company.. 

@Jeb Brilliant thanks for the other Jeb.

Eric,Brilliant - thank you!

For example, show someone the math for how that $400/mo car payment reduces their buying power by $100k or so, and stop talking... all of a sudden there's a brilliant idea (THEIR brilliant idea) to pay the car off (and it was with another $25k that moments ago they told me did not exist).