I thus believe you get more demand and better tenants.

Average market time is only slightly longer this year than that in previous years, likely due to more reduction of supply than reduction of demand. 3.

There has been no drop in demand from our perspective. 

If anyone balks, they can move and I'll rent it to someone else at market rate because the demand is still strong.

Was there good demand for roommates?

The home is a high demand neighborhood near Metro-Detroit and continues to appreciate every year. 

@Shiloh Lundahl  Since they are smaller cities I was thinking areas closer to blue collar jobs will have more of a demand, I feel if I can find a spot where there is decent and steady income being made I  can have a better chance of lowering vacancy.

This is necessary to supplement her income and not cause a large tax implication.

How does cutting the supply of a wanted amenity result in a smaller demand?

In addition, we anticipate seeing pent up demand that pushes past year over previous year’s numbers.