If I buy a pallet of water or toilet paper during a crisis and shortage, and I charge five to ten times the typical amount normally charged, I would be crucified on the entire internet.My point, there are many wholesalers, some out of ignorance who have learned through YouTube (some channels), Social Media (i.e.

I was including water(electricity is metered separate for each unit), 2% vacancies (this area has an extreme shortage of rentals), 5% cap.

There’s definitely a shortage of rentals in that area. 

For example: I never have a shortage of leads.

There is a SF housing shortage shaping up in the Dallas area.

There is a shortage of rentals so the rental market is very strong.

I thought you could make it so payment of fines were first and therefore any unpaid balance was a shortage in rent? 

There is no shortage of renters and if you have a well maintained product, you’re very likely to attract a qualified long term tenant.

Here is a recent article posted on the housing shortage and high demand for more,https://www.dispatch.com/story...

There is no water shortage here.Personally, I think all of the doomsday garbage is being promoted by people who want to put in desalination plants, and backed by the huge agriculture businesses here.