Welcome to BP @Renata McCulloch, you'll find no shortage of assistance here.

They have a housing shortage in the mountains for workers.

Between the resources here on BP and driving around your local market, you are sure to find no shortage of opportunities.Looking forward to hearing what your next deal looks like

There used to be a surplus of funds and now there is a shortage.

Retail is doing great although labor shortages make it hard on the business owners.

I am an investor in Kitchener and Waterloo, Ontario.We have a shortage of homes for sale here so prices are rising fast.  

We may need to look outside this market if things change but as of right now the area is blue collar and there is a shortage of rentals.

If HOA, the property may be in a super-priority lien jurisdiction where only a portion of the HOA lien has priority and the foreclosure of that lien does not extinguish any mortgages.A mortgage originated in 2006 would likely not mature until 2036... and if payments (principal, interest, taxes, insurance) had not been made for some time (especially on a neg-am loan), the current balance after escrow shortages and forced place insurance coverage could easily have mushroomed to $250k.Only the mortgagor (and the property itself) is responsible for satisfying the original mortgage debt... until a successor in interest acquires property subject to that mortgage, in which case it's still not the personal debt of the purchaser but simply attached to the property.Need more info here to be helpful.

And on top of that, the housing shortage still exists.

There are a lot of people in the Dallas market on here, so no shortage of knowledge.