Supply and Demand works against it down this way.

The expenses for 2011 break down to this per year: Advertising- $221 Cleaning-$397 Insurance- $2770 Legal: $177 Repairs- $1205 Supplies-$425 Taxes-$3327 Utilities-$161 (we are only paying for two lights in a common hallway Rubbish $1055 Water/Sewer-$1985 Snow removal- $110 Water heater rental-$156 (now water heaters are new)TOTAL $11,989 @Darrin Carey thank you also for your help!

Not only do we have some very important economic reports but we also have a huge supply of Treasury auctions to contend with, a Congressional vote on Syria, a monthly bond coupon roll over, and this is the last week before the next Fed meeting.

Since 1929 there has always been 1 bull market for every 2 bear markets.As for the housing market I strongly believe that prices are starting to get more inflated but from what I can tell in my Minneapolis suburb that the supply and demand is very high and people are feeling very confident about their jobs again, have lower debt and want to make a switch before interest rates go back up.

It is usually a toll free number and you supply them with the TS number that is associated with the property.

Or make the supply for my rentals greater.

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DOM has reduced to <30-days in good areas and supply/demand has kicked in on the price point.

My job supplies me with enough income so I don't have to depend on my investments yet.

@Peter Fennig You should create a good relationship with a realtor and if you do they'll supply the information for free.