If the borrower fails to make a payment and claims they could not afford the home there will be no shortage of lawyers who will be happy to help them take ownership from you.

You can pick up a house for not a lot of money, and between the college and multiple art museums in the area, I would imagine that there is not a shortage of people looking for homes.

But the market will probably be biased heavily in favor of income over appreciation until some legitimate building stock shortages show up in key neighborhoods and until new construction starts showing more promise.

There is definitely not a shortage of potential renters. 

I fund fix and flippers and turn key guys.. so I understand this end of it.. but I don't consider it real estate per se its more like flooring cars.. price points are the same and the turn over is the same.. in your areas there are just more homes that peeps.. out our way we have a dire shortage of housing.. just no enough of it..

The DC area has a severe shortage of 2 to 4 unit properties compared to other areas. 

So there's no shortage of tourist dollars being spent in the region.

Add in Jug Handle Bridge and some other major investments in the area - it’s an exciting time to invest on Hatteras.The biggest con to OBX is labor shortage from spiking demand.

There's no shortage of work right now in Austin, so the good contractors don't want to give bids that there's only a small chance of them winning.

We have a historical shortage of inventory here and the demand is quite strong for housing and rentals.