Not able to continue brewing because of some supply issues though.

It is simply a supply and demand issue.

Could this really cause a short supply?

Apparently, this "fee" is charged to hang a padded blanket in the elevator to prevent potential damage from furniture, etc?

I would like to take a look at what they are using as a reference myself if at all possible since from what you are saying it plays a huge role.Answer - Consultants obtain their pricing from many sources (experience, online, supply/demand, etc.), just the same as where contractors obtain their prices.

Preferably I would like to purchase a multifamily home (or home with carriage) and househack, but supply of multifamilies I could afford seems to be low.

I think it is difficult to see even that far into the future but my current hypothesis is that due to people wanting to shelter in place both supply and demand are low at the moment. 

Can the Fed hold down interest rates in the long term as the money supply increases exponentially?

Both are a 2yr program, and 98% of time they are employed making $ well before graduating because demand is sky high and supply is getting less and less.

Here are a list of "Red Flags" to look for:-Tall Grass                                                         -Vandalism-Boarded up or broken windows                         -Locks everywhere on the house-Mailboxes filled                                                -No curtains or blinds-Code enforcement taped to the door                 -Looks empty on the inside-Piled up newspapers                                         -Paint of the house is peeling off-Bad roofs/tarp                                                 -The gutters are falling off-Lack of personal items (no porch furniture, garden decorations, etc)-No cars or tire tracks                                        -House looks outdatedThose are a few examples on what to look for when driving for dollars.If there are other signs you look for, I would love to hear them!