Is that pricey these days and potentially risky with the high cost of materials and supply chain issues?

(Cash is in short supply, so I can't buy it outright.)Thanks for your help!   

But if 34% more new listings are arriving every four weeks, supply is increasing just at the wrong time and it just cannot be absorbed.

Real estate is supply and demand, while we will see an increase in supply and somewhat less demand, I don’t think anyone is predicting a crash but buying opportunities especially as cash gets harder to come by.My recommendation would to follow data especially in your market as several economists view any softening more MSA based than nationally based.

We have too much demand and not enough supply, and no new homes can be build because there’s no where to build unless you want to drive 60 minutes or more to work.

The other side of the argument that would support a crash in home prices would be a massive over correction on the part of builders, flooding the market with supply and overwhelming demand.

Only about 3-3.5% of the current inflation is caused due to the increase in the money supply. 

May I ask which brand/model you went with and do you supply them with a physical key as a backup?  

Often times small HVAC companies will work with other small companies and you could try getting hold of your guy to see if he can recommend someone.By the way, HEAT is required to be supplied by the landlord but not AC.

Do you provide essentials in the common areas such as furniture, dishes, etc?