Or the specific supply houses (Eg a roofing supply house will probably refer you to some reliable local roofers) 

Is there an over-supply of cheap housing in your area? 

Speaking of your major, I would recommend Finance or Supply Chain.

We now have 1.68 months of supply or -26.8% less listings than last year, for all residential properties in the market! 

The fact that we have almost no supply, particularly in the lower price points, that's the story here. 

If the key to fighting COVID-19 virus, is pure water, used to wash it away; then only certain parts of the U.S. still have pure water supplies, to be used in combatting this virus.

As far as macro economic risks go, inflation is the by far the biggest one in the next 1-3 years for the general population, and will hit the purchasing power of our seniors particularly hard as they disproportionately hold bonds, CDs, and cash.Take a look at the M2 money supply curve over the past few years and you'll notice a trend with 2020. 

Someone I know also told me a trick to finding good contractors: Go to the local specialty supply houses like plumbing, electrical, etc. 

So, the housing market with its historically low rates looks amazing and that transient work-force I mentioned seems to indicate that the supply of decent renters is high.

Do people buy homes with community water supply?