Demand increased and supply shrunk by August which made prices creep above asking.

If supply is up and demand is down that should impact the market significantly.

@Marlen WeberThe other thing the kind of goes hand in hand with that is that it’s not always best to buy the “cheapest” options for supplies.

It is generally a bad idea to use many combinations of cleaning supplies as a variety of different products will have harmful reactions with each other.

Supply and demand : )

At a high level, the market here is a strong sellers market and folks doing flips/BRRRs here successfully have existing contractor relationships in place or do a lot of the work themselves since contractors are really expensive and in short supply and even then are having their margins squeezed by the high buyer demand.

I would suggest adding a few cleaning supplies to the kit too.

Supply decreased 63.6 percent for Detached homes and 61.1 percent for Attached homes.Sorry this is so hard to read... hopefully you can muddle through it.2019 2020 Percent Change Thru 12-2019 Thru 12-2020 Percent ChangeNew Listings 1,410 1,461 + 3.6% 35,530 31,330 - 11.8%Pending Sales 1,396 1,691 + 21.1% 25,090 25,823 + 2.9%Closed Sales 1,907 2,195 + 15.1% 24,862 25,096 + 0.9%Days on Market Until Sale 38 19 - 50.0% 36 26 - 27.8%Median Sales Price* $637,500 $730,500 + 14.6% $632,500 $700,000 + 10.7%Average Sales Price* $798,932 $954,098 + 19.4% $790,166 $894,124 + 13.2%Percent of Original List Price Received* 96.9% 100.0% + 3.2% 97.0% 99.0% + 2.1%Percent of List Price Received* 98.4% 100.4% + 2.0% 98.4% 99.6% + 1.2%Inventory of Homes for Sale 4,572 1,825 - 60.1% -- -- --Months Supply of Inventory 2.2 0.8 - 63.6%

When/if that happens you'll see a massive spike in supply in rentals (that are currently just incurring losses).

Biden also said he would generally raise taxes on folks with incomes above $400,000 without supplying specifics.2.