I live in an affluent suburb in the greater Los Angeles area where infill building is going crazy (I'm listening to construction as I post).Most all of this activity is driven by supply and demand economics here.

Simple supply and demand.

Have some bussiness cards made up, at your local Office Supply store, or on the internet, so you can exchange cards with people you meet.

I was not sure if that is supplied by me or the Lender.

Have you ever talked to a Buffalo sports fan?

I supply my phone number as well.

Lumber yards and supply houses are a better option.2.

@Bill S. can you share a link to your post showing the world that the CO market is not bubble - but real supply and demand economics?

Highlights are: Single-family home sales rose 6.7 percent versus July 2014;Total property sales were up 6.0 percent year-over-year to a record 9,653 units;Total dollar volume increased 11.9 percent to $2.7 billion;At $293,790, the single-family home average price reached a record high for a July;At $220,000, the single-family home median price also achieved a record July high;Single-family homes months of inventory climbed to a 3.4-months supply, matching a level not seen since July 2013;Townhome/condominium sales rose 7.3 percent;Single family home leases were up 11.8 percent while townhome/condominium leases rose 8.0 percent with average rents up year-over-year.Read full report here: http://www.har.com/content/mls

Because of the drought in California, water is being pumped from really deep underground in order to supply water to the farms.