If there's no inventory in OH, we're all screwed.

First of all, the sale of your assets and inventory is categorized as what sort of income? 

Population goes UP every year (even with COVID), housing inventory isn't keeping up.

Dallas has been an overly hot market where we only have 3.1 months of inventory and it has been declining steadily.

The IRS considers it that you've sold a piece of "inventory" as opposed to an investment property. 

I’m buying in the low end of the market so there is a bit of an inventory crunch in the areas I’m looking.

Here in Columbus inventory is flying off the shelves, but the appreciation and CF is incredible.

The San Diego market is competitive (especially with record low inventory) so investors have to get creative to achieve the highest and best use of a property and ultimately maximize cash flow.

My inventory had to be kept in a good climate and environment as it includes perishable goods.

@Jared Hottle I've been buying at the tax sale from Polk Co for the last four years, and I typically buy between 50-100 certs each year, depending on the inventory available.