There are many affordable refacing products available, however there is not a surplus a of experienced installers.

I would recommend reaching out to a local agent and asking for a quote from an excess & surplus carrier.

This could be a huge opportunity for those who are prepared to take advantage of the windfall of inventory but who will be buying them and will there be enough buyers to avoid devaluation due to the surplus of inventory?

All we really have to do is paint, which supplies for that will be free due to my dad having a surplus.

Houston County (Warner Robins) is thriving running a surplus every year, has a growing population and high end jobs, amazing schools throughout the county, and is constantly developing infrastructure to keep up with the growth.

With QE in mind, I'd like to not have too much surplus of cash on hand either in the upcoming future... personal opinion. 

I have a surplus of reserves to cover a 20% down payment, repairs, and enough to cover potential vacancies for several years. 

Similar to LVT.I get mine at Surplus Warehouse.

Texas has a lot of land though, and I see new construction literally everywhere, which is the one thing that would worry me - a surplus of supply. 

I pull out most of the surplus cash from the operating account and put it in an account owned by the same company but in Bank Y.