It's not easy even for experienced investors, especially during these times of labor shortages.

Your best bet is to come up with points that would make it beneficial to the apartment complexes and with the current rental shortage in the area, most complexes aren't having trouble filling their units.

Lots of builders are going to be looking for work, so you'll have no shortage of offers to choose from.

Bank is asking to make up escrow shortage by paying about $11,600 or they will increase total monthly payment on both properties to make up for past and future escrow shortage that includes taxes and insurance. 

I think with collapse dollar shortage may occur and then because of that, it's value will increase temporarily, and that causes deflation and when deflation occur, you can acquire valuable assents for real cheap ( real esate or stocks) like it happened in 2008. 

If the market doesn't continue to move forward, the gap for the housing shortage will lose the momentum it had of narrowing that gap and will again increase.

You can maximize your sale price by putting these units out to first time investors or homeowners due to the housing shortage.

I'm going to go out on a limb and say the answers would be: no, no, and no.And if I have money there's no shortage of syndications/syndicators out there with people that have some of their own money in the deal as well as a history of returning capital to investors.  

We still face a serious shortage of listings, but now, even my buyers are drying up.I thought it might just be me, but as I've talked with lenders and other agents, multiple people have seen the same thing and nobody has disagreed.How about you?  

We have a shortage of rental homes available, for our tenants.