At least not one that is justifiable based on the market inventory vs demand and in-place mortgage systems.

He said the inventory is really low and he hasn't seen people dropping their prices because of COVID. 

@Daniel Anshus you're right, inventory's down & demand remains strong so looks like its still a hot market, looks like there's a few tri & 4 plex at <&100k/door, possibly due to condition, or maybe less buyers for the larger residential multi family, just something to think about.. 

Demand in housing isn't caused from sudden government cheddar...it's still housing inventory is mega low, interest rates mega low. 

Flips are inventory. 

@Stephen Tanquary There are a lot of different ways to evaluate this decision - many have already been presented here.Another factor to consider is buyer demand vs available inventory. 

Interest rates are low and inventory is tight, I get it, but the doubling of delinquent properties means we should be waiting 12 to 18 months right????

In terms of inventory we are at record lows still. 1.5 months supply for single family in columbus and 2.8 months supply for multifamily in columbus. still a strong sellers market. i don't think we will see the impact, if any until the fall when forbearance is over and banks can start foreclosures again. 

There is a lot of inventory; one currently listed in Huntsville, Conroe, North Houston two in Palestine, and Crockett, Regards, Pete

Inventory is very low all across NH.