I am in the Las Vegas/Henderson market but I like to keep tabs on the available listings to see whether it is increasing monthly or decreasing as this affect the supply of homes.

Let me supply a few more details to my question.

By the way those are the ranges I would use in my area not necessarily what someone on either coasts may call high end.I am trying to move more high end (my last flip sold for 236K compared to my average sale price of around 120K) but am running into supply problems.

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.