We could see avg rent remain stagnant since inventory has been steadily piling up.

Just wanted to mention it might be worth taking a look at recent sales if you havent already...I think now is a great time for cash out refi, with the super low rates and low inventory that pushed up prices, whether to bolster cash reserves, or to get ready for the next, while also locking in the better terms.

With low inventory across the board listing in MLS should be a no brainer.

I see residential properties are super hot now-a-days, and inventory is very low, does it makes sense to buy a commercial property with or without leverage, I think we can buy something in discount now and after 1 year when residential properties comes down(hopefully) sell and then start buying multi families or I am making things very cumbersome...for residential properties I think I have to wait at least  6months.

There is a real inventory shortage and our influx of new residents continues to grow. 

Alaska has always been fairly resilient and I don't believe our low inventory will changed anytime soon.

For some background, the market that I am in is experiencing an inventory shortage and multifamily properties are moving quickly.

At the moment we have no inventory and low interest rates and very strong appreciation.

We're experiencing historically low inventory and record high prices; year-over-year rent increases are in excess of 7.5%. 

I purchased an inventory home in the growing community of lake Nona in Orlando about 3 years ago.