I had an appraiser tell me that the sidewalk needed to be pressure washed because it was a slipping hazard in the rain.

Hey fellow pocketers, so I’ve been pretty interested in buying my second investment property in my first year of investing, my first one has been quite successfully so far so I’m really feeling the pressure on property two.Anyway I’ve been looking at Milwaukee and I see that although their unemployment is at record low, they are doing some major construction to their downtown and although their population has grown slowly since 2010 last two years they’ve actually been dropping a little.

Originally posted by "winthy14":comps are not recorded so it doesn't create a further worsening of pricing pressure.

Earlier today, I was sent an article from the folks at Forbes that they thought our readers would be interested in.The article is a great read and brought a new perspective to things for me.Subprime In Sheep's Clothing talks about how a new trend in the industry, a mass of defaults in Alt-A loans, may continue the downward pressure on the markets right where the sub-prime loans left off.This one is worth looking at!

So attending is possible for free, riding on the coat tales of someone else that has paid in excess of 16 grand, AND there is NO PRESSURE, NO UPSELLING, NO OBLIGATION.

As a result, they can become overwhelmed with the amount of work and time pressures of a large property.

Yeah no kidding I mean I lost count how many emails I got from Than and his inner circle promoting his wholesalingu course.It looks interesting but come on enough of these high pressure emails.

The economy may be in the tank at the moment, but our young people will continue going to school -- and I think the likelihood of even more trying to go to school will put even more pressure on the already stressed housing climate around colleges and universities.

Some people might want to turn the water on to see how the pressure is.

The banking system can support 10 to 1 the next 6 months will be fun :cry: the next bunch will pressure the "Quasi Govermental Entites" to get this over or the midterm elections will go against the winners in Nov.