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And that means your money may shrink just as well as grow.

History dictates that market will run flat until the inventory shrinks but with so much potential inventory waiting to brought to the market, then how can it, before the next market adjustment.

I agree with Jerry, if a shrink said it was a disability then, they are disabled, get a dumpster!

We can't shrink the dumpster or decrease the number of pickups unless people throw away less stuff.24 units for $1000 a month works out to $41.66 per unit, per month.

Growing or shrinking?

In A/B markets, available potential renter base did not shrink nearly as much as in C/D areas as unemployment wasn't hit to the same degree, you had already taken out your available equity, so when values fell, you didn't have to give money back since you were locked in, cash flow remained relatively stable since CF is not impacted by property value directly, and there was still a relatively strong base of renters, in fact perhaps somewhat increasing eventually as some lost their homes.  

So, fewer properties are going back to the lenders, and the REO inventory has been shrinking by the day.

I've ALWAYS used licensed/insured contractors, but profits are shrinking, so I've "considered" using unlicensed contractors for simple jobs that have little injury risk.

With the dollar shrinking and the government spending at alarming rates, what does the future hold in real estate?