If they can get that, in or near the same building, you'd have NO shortage of interested buyers.Fremont is doing this, with its new BART station and mixed-use development around it. 

If there is a notice of escrow shortage that occurs during the time the seller owned the property, the seller agrees to pay the escrow shortage.If the Seller does not pay the escrow shortage within 30 days of notice, Buyer has the right to deed the property back to Seller.Seller understands that although our payments will be made on this loan on a timely basis, the lender above mentioned, or its assigns, may demand payment in full of the outstanding balance of the loan.We understand and accept the risks involved and agree to proceed with this transaction in light of these risks.We further understand that Buyer will make the payments of the loan in a timely manner.However, Buyer cannot make a commitment as to when the above mentioned loan will be paid off completely.Seller understands and agrees that Buyer may rent or owner finance the property until the retail buyer can obtain new financing.We agree and understand that the property mentioned above will no longer be legally ours, and we agree and understand that we may not legally depreciate said property on our federal or state tax returns, nor may we claim any income tax deduction for the interest payments, taxes or other expenses thereon.

There doesn't seem to be any shortage of places for <$10K in your area.

The Miami area has no shortage of mortgage brokers, you should attend some real estate group meetings and you will meet the one you are looking for.

I think the reason prices are higher is because there is a shortage of housing.

@Dan Heuschele yes, I had seen that due to the CA housing shortage, adu's seem to be more common. 

There is a shortage of all workers, especially good workers. 

I don't even understand why the complaint was made on our house, because it's practically surrounded by legal duplexes in a 7200sf zoned area, so it's not like there's any particular traffic congestion or parking shortages. 

There seems to be a shortage of rentals for families with pets in that area, and I have received two offers to rent should I decide to go forward with this deal.

Neighborhoods appreciated between 15% and 25% in 2012 due to the shortage of inventory.