This leaves us with a deficit of young people who are willing to replenish the existing numbers of home improvement contractors.2.

Even though house is nearly new, the monthly deficit between assumed rent and mortgage doesn't seem wise based on possibility of a large repair or two. 

And there aren't enough to go around (a deficit of some 3 million units by one economist's count).I completely agree with you that multi-family new construction may be a big opportunity for the foreseeable future, and we may gradually see the detached single family home lose some footing as the icon of the American dream.I never said "build more single family homes" (though admittedly that may have been the gist of one of the articles I referenced).

Typically, when an association budget is prepared you want to show no surplus or deficit, you collect what you plan to spend.

We have a housing deficit of 60,000 homes.

Advances made on customer’s behalfEscrow advance balance (deficit)I originally thought these were the past due payments and then escrowed taxes and insurance, but the itemized list specifically states “Total amount due includes Escrow payments(taxes/insurance) of $0.He is not behind on his taxes, so the bank had to be paying them.Thanks for any input you can give me!

In addition, there is a deficit on the budget.3) Investor concentration exceeds 50%, which is unacceptable for investor units.

It sure is an easy way to plug some of the budget deficits, while creating housing and jobs for the local economy. 

With an $18 trillion deficit, the government cannot afford to pay 20% interest on $18 trillion ($3.6 trillion).

Hey BP Folks,So I am just trying to understand why I've seen so much debate on why some people would rather get a non recourse loan vs a recourse loan...Especially when non-RC are worse terms, higher rates/fees etc..At the end of the day, I could have a recourse loan but never be liable for a deficit as long as I have PMI, right?