The key question is whether there will be a glut of foreclosures and shadow inventory in the next twelve months, or whether there will be an effort to stop the flood of foreclosures in Las Vegas tightening the supply/demand model.

considering the job growth, population growth and unlimited land supplies.

Supply is down and buyers are up so prices naturally rise.

IMHO.Plus, in Monica Breckenridge, who wants to keep up with the supply and demand of "x" amount of accounts/content.

In October, Morgan Stanley experts predicted that the distressed housing supply should last another 5.3 years.

How would I go about separating the utilities so that each tenant would have access to their own power and water supply?

Was glad not to be penny wise and pound foolish.It is very nice to have a trailer for tools and supplies though.

Some areas that had just a few defaults have already recovered.These are mainly core markets that only has a certain supply of inventory.Most of the nation however still has a very long way to go.

Jobs and inventory supply will determine the next couple years IMO but I am no expert.

And if the store made 25k profit on the stuff it DID sell in 2011, yet at the end of the year bought 75k more stuff to resell, isn't that 75k an expense that can be subtracted off the overall income like utilities and supplies etc etc?