Millennials will not be able to absorb the inventory and a glut in supply will make prices fall hard. 

You can also purchase them at your nearest office supply store.

The current supply of active listings at 1,289 listings is below its 5 year average of 1,631.  

Then you can have that adjusted as well *IF* it's from a problem such as your main water supply line.

My goal is to scale up to that level, I'm sure that your free time is in short supply but if anything opens up for you I'd love to have the chance to touch base again to see how our business can potentially overlap in the future.

If lenders weren't so tight-fisted, we'd likely see home prices launch into interstellar space.It's just supply and demand.

Try a local landscape supply house (maybe John Deere Landscapes has a place near you?).  

They certainly have invested in areas where there is strong rental demand and a ready supply of homes.  

If not supply current tenant name. 

I live in an affluent suburb in the greater Los Angeles area where infill building is going crazy (I'm listening to construction as I post).Most all of this activity is driven by supply and demand economics here.