* The demand for investment properties far outstrips the supply in most markets, so most agents will take the "nobody got no time for that" approach if you ask too many questions :) I have a couple of agents that I work with regularly and they go the extra mile for me.

In particular, the cost of lumber has skyrocketed in recent months due to the uptick in demand and a reduction in supply caused by the pandemic.

There is still a lot more demand than supply. 

This year the conforming loans jumped from 484,350 to 510,400 and FHA loans are 331,760 here in AZ.Inventory levels are still low and under 1 month supply for entry level homes under 330k.

It's usually mattresses, broken furniture, junk kid toys, old clothing and hangars, etc.

Agents should be supplying you a signed PEAD form whenever they are bringing buyers to your property.For an interesting perspective about PEAD (and other forms) from an attorney, check out this article https://hansonlawfirm.com/c-a-r-cya-new-coronavirus-forms/ (note I am not advocating anything the attorney is saying).Best of luck on the sale!

Replaced the main water line and all gas lines myself from the meters using YouTube tutorials and seeking advice from experts at local plumbing supply companies.

With the Forbearance mortgage relief timing out soon we're curious if waiting another month (or three) when there will be a likely influx of foreclosure properties hits the market is a good idea. Would like to hear th...

You just might need to drop the rent slightly and let the laws of supply and demand work out

A manager has to enforce vacancy in a good school district with tight supply and readily available jobs.