Also typically the highest and best use of them is to be converted to condos, which further exacerbates our shortage of this asset class.

Hello - I am have well qualified client looking to purchase public shortage units in Los Angeles area or surrounding areas.

If you're looking for hard money, there is no shortage of them available online (FaceBook, Linked-In) in assorted REI Groups but you will certainly want to use someone local. 

The Boston market is still a WILD seller's market and there is still a severe shortage of inventory.If you have a property that you're considering selling, this looks like a GREAT time to do it.Here are the highlights:Average sales price across all properties is up 23.7% over 1 year ago.The number of homes for sale is down an astonishing 42.2%.The number of "months supply" is a breathtaking 0.9 months

We’re so fortunate that we live in an area that has no shortage of amazing school districts.

As far as tiny homes...it's really hard to be the first at anything on this island, not that it couldn't/shouldn't work given our housing shortage, just not for me.  

What I will say is that bay area housing has hit almost a crisis level shortage.

It looks like there may be a shortage of long term rentals for all the tourism employees, so I am thinking about that too.

Prices are a lot higher recently since there is a shortage of inventory in general but there are always deals to be found.

In my area, I am seeing a sellers having to lower their asking price to get their homes sold, despite a shortage of available properties.