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.

We have been slowly shrinking our margins for the last 8mo to keep up with the market, and there is definitely competition in the direct marketing space.

The number of vouchers and percentage of rent covered is probably at risk to shrink as well over time.  

An decent increase in your credit limits will shrink this ratio substantially.Also, don't close any old credit accounts, even if you don't use the cards anymore, as "average length" of credit is a factor in the formula.

I'd like to get full credit for my $39.95 because the shrink wrap is still intact.

I don't want to sound discouraging, but the non-technical market is the most expensive to capture while at the same time it is shrinking in numbers.

A lot to learn, but you all are shrinking the curve...Be blessed.Kevin

I'm expecting a gain between 50 to 75K, so upping my basis to shrink that gain doesn't help.