I'm no expert on Detroit but my understanding is there's absolutely no shortage of units available.

Depending on how they're getting a loan, though, the lender may refuse to allow them to make up the $6000 shortage.

We just get mad when they don't squander it in OUR DIRECTION.Milton Friedman the famous economist once said - and I paraphrase-"If the US Govt. took over the Sahara Desert, in 6 months there would be a shortage of SAND"I remain forever a fan of Real Estate,Rob ElyREauthor

There's no shortage of buyers in the better markets in CA.

Most of the valley has been experiencing sale price increases since spring 2012 due to inventory shortages and continued strong demand.

There is certainly no shortage of risk in the stock market if you want it!

For me to be able to do it the way I want to I'd have to find a broker that will let me cherry pick notes from my home territory, but there shouldn't be a shortage in a metropolitan area of over 4M people in one of the areas most affected by the real estate bubble.

One of the foremost PHX RE experts is calling that there will be a chronic shortage of housing.

We have a very high majority of renters and we have a severe house shortage, Geneva population has a growth of 8% for the last 5 years with only a 3% growth of the houses number, it's a political issue since most construction projet in Switzerland are approved in 2-3 month when in Geneva it's 2-3 years....

So yes I'd definitely keep lookin :)No shortage of cheap mobiles in So Cal, but they come with high space rents and/or bad areas.