Inventory is just tight in all asset classes right now.

If the housing market is tight, that usually means the rental market on apartmetns is getting top dollar, etc. 

You think the Blacksburg real market is tight now?

You need someone that understands restocking and will do laundry as well and can do it on the sometimes tight turnaround schedule that an Airbnb demands.

That will blow your mind too : )   In today's market, wow, it is a tight labor market that is for sure.  

@Preston Loveland I'm also in SLC, and I'm fairly familiar with Rose Park...your price seems reasonable for a 3/2  A to B+ unit in Rose Park, so I think there are probably other factors at play...Since it's a 3 br, most potential tenants are probably families...and most families probably don't want to live above their landlord.As @Nathan Gesner mentioned, 3/2 is tight for 1k sq ft (which would also turn off most families).

Yes, the Miami-Broward-Palm Beach markets are tight.  

That is considered one of the highest risk loans a bank can issue which means in a tight credit market like today it's the first product to dry up. 

This appears to be a tight margin, but that interest rate is enviable in this market.

I really want to bone up my leases and be sure that it's air (legally)tight.