Supply at no extra charge the following. a.

It's also good to know that FHA just amended their guidelines so that lenders can supply contractors with up to 50% of the cost of the materials from the SOR to accommodate start-up costs, where previously contractors would have to use their own funds to float the startup of the project. 

Wouldn’t this lead to less supply of quality rentals which will drive up costs for purchases and rents?

Same with units on the backside of a building or have to go down stairs to get to.Pay attention to office for that areas saturation levels of inventory per sq ft for lease along with new builds slated and how much of that sq ft is being absorbed in the market (supply versus demand).

If it's between 8-12° difference from the supply vents and what it's calling for on the thermostat, it's good.

Think of east coast rich people on bad romcoms or made-for-tv Christmas movies that talk about "summering in the Hamptons" with sweaters wrapped around their necks wearing collared shirts with no buttons, sporting bad hair cuts. 

We'll see signs and more and more people will start to get worried but it doesn't happen within a month's time or even 3-5 months time (as in, suddenly everyone just capitulates, and the supply/demand dynamics suddenly change). 

Realtor does make a difference..but so does months inventory (supply) and DOM (carrying costs).

Our inventory is at historic lows and has been for years; the buyer demand far exceeds supply.

Simple supply and demand issue.Instead of doing this, they should have incentivised builders, developers and investors to create more affordable housing units through tax benefits.This is not going to create more units, it's going to have the opposite effect!