Thus shrinking supply and creating an ever increasing shortage of homes for sale in that immediate area.

There is a massive shortage of quality labor, therefore the town is full of run down rentals and any affordable product that meets the standards of being clean and safe is in huge demand. 

But as time went on and I was exposed to a bigger and bigger world, I came to find that there is no shortage of people who's mental talent far exceeds mine.

If it is a city which you think it has growth potential, such as North Virginia Arlington area since Amazon is going there and their shortage in homes, would you feel it is justifiable to jump through extra hoops to buy remotely?    

During the process, I was notified by my bank that I had a shortage of the amount that was due or it would be spread out for the next 12th months.

I personally do not expect declines beyond impact from rising rates in San Diego because 1) there is a housing shortage (supply/demand) 2) the area is geographically constrained by ocean, Mexico, Camp Pendleton, and quick harsh environment going east 3) climate is near best in nation 4) diverse good employment. .

They just need to know the common stuff such as 1031s, cost seg studies, proper classification of depreciable improvements, etc.In my experience, it's tough to find a good CPA that knows the ins and outs of real estate taxes as there seems to be a shortage of well qualified ones.

It's in the final stages of completion and will be a mid-term rental property - Pueblo has a major shortage of housing for the much needed medical professionals.

I am also doubtful you will see a crash here in okc as there is already a bit of a housing shortage. 

your numbers aren't too far off, but remember that market for a lot of things are changing rapidly (inflation/lumber prices, shortages of materials and labor...etc).