This inventory level still places us in a seller's market which may be surprise to most people.

Any “benefit” to you has to be weighed against the “hit” you take on your future net worth.  

When I graduated in 2018 I really hit the ground running.

He did a soft check and said my debt to income would not qualify me for a HELOC... but a cash-out refi with an FHA at 6.5% would be okay with around $100,000 cash-out which would put my debt to income around 56% <yikes, I know>  Since I literally just bought my house hitting the 30yr reset isn't a big deal... especially if rate is micro point lower.  

Sure, some people will pay cash, some will bring plenty of equity from their last house, but there will be plenty(way too many people) who still cannot afford 6% at this level of prices.

Of course not all will be interested in your house, some may have purchased already, but it is something to start with.I probably have 5000 people or more in my database, but the chances of any 1 of them being interested in buying your house are pretty slim. 

Okay Peoria people, I live in Nashville now but I grew up in Peoria for 18 years.

Too often in these firms, the CPA who signs off on your tax return does not have the time or the motivation to check the work of the people to whom he delegates.

Their people are very friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable.I also recommend that any who can to go to their expo - there is a lot of great information for investors. 

Rolfe on some of his positions but many people take his word as MHP gospel.