It's time to take inventory and figure out what isn't..

SOme Programs combine even the multiple owners on one inventory, though...

I watched a youtube video this morning talking about rising inventory, rising rates, rising prices, combined with slightly decreasing rental rates, and decreasing demand from hedge funds etc.

Numerous of my mentors over the years have inventories of more than 1,000 properties, not apartments, but properties.

The other reason I think this may not be the best investment for myself is there is still a lot of inventory around here that I could pick up for less.

, but if you don't know the rules and play by the rules it's not going to end the way you think it should.Oh, and it sounds like inventory may be low as well...Good luck.

I would buy J Scott's Wholesaling ebook if I wanted to win at wholesaling.See http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/25/topics/86872-amazoncom-real-estate-books-reviews-pleaseThe Wall Street Journal has said there are 6 reasons why there is really low inventory.See http://blogs.wsj.com/developments/2013/01/22/six-reasons-housing-inventory-keeps-declining/20 million houses have less than 20% equity.

Provide an inventory and send it before move in.

But I'd imagine they have a fairly large inventory of multi-families.

you are getting your license when there is not alot of inventory.