I won't buy in shrinking areas.

Many asset management companies will have ghost inventory that they will release when the level of existing inventory shrinks in order to maximize competition and hopefully drive sales prices.

When the loans don't have that much equity the price shrinks as recovery of what is owed starts to become limited.

Maybe I could find a surgeon or shrink to kick back fees for these patients......

So, after taxes your profit is about 9% of ARV.Now, if those assumptions start breaking and you hold it longer than six months, spend more on repairs, pay seller concessions or sell at a lower price, then your profit starts shrinking.

But honestly, the majority are not that way and they seem to be getting worse--maybe as the margins are shrinking.

:c)Well the at thing didn't work, but that's okay.You could have mentioned not to paint laytex over oil base, it craks and shrinks.

The spread is shrinking and eroding the concept of the risk that is present, it is not positive but that is a discussion for another thread.

There is unquestionably a rapidly growing demand for rental housing and a shrinking inventory.

Hey @Jeff RiberThe internet does seem to shrink things a bit. :) I found the site by chance and decided to make a time investment here.