Currently New Braunfels, TX is one of the fastest growing cities in the country.San Antonio has a stable appreciation rate across the board for the past 5 years, but this past year has seen a massive jump due to a lack of inventory from the flood of accumulation that's taken place the past 6-8 months.

Most of the country is experiencing low inventory. 

As most of us know; in most of our markets we currently see low inventory and are seeing buyers ‘euphoria’ with multiple buyers outbidding for properties in some instances.

I was just wondering if any of you ninjas had some super awesome strategies for representing list/sell clients when there is such low inventory.

That means prices will keep going up regardless of inventory because cash will keep losing it's purchasing power.What does that mean for you? 

I think they were concerned I was going to list it for rent in a area that has low inventory.

They indicated that the market is red-hot, there is very little inventory in our area, and houses are selling in a day or two (I already knew all this), They also indicated their commission rate is 5%.

The IRS deems flips to be an active business, not a passive investment, where you are selling "inventory." 

because inventory will sky rocket.

Not cheap, but good help never is.thats what i tell all my clients that I help buy their inventory  LOL