It might also help to take the pressure off yourself and know that you only have to have the 91k reinvested fast- the rest you can do more research and make different decisions.Somewhat unrelated, I am very excited about the book "Profit First" and using Mike M's method of organizing my RE income.

They don't necessary have to be real estate related- "tell me about a time when you had to solve a problem under time pressure."

After years of a standard shower head, I expect some pressure and I feel like I’m drowning under one of those.

@Jeremy Reid Some of my investor clients and investor friends have been investing in Rocky Mount and Fayetteville for better cash flow. 

After months of here pressuring me to go DoD as GS once I retire (Which is the last thing I want, my life and time being managed without control) But, she’s opened up and talked about doing "flips" as a direction and is excited in that aspect.

Nor do the agents, or loan officers, or underwriters.Appraisers are to this day pressured to hit the sales contract number.

Pressure - You should never feel like you have to do the deal now.

That and other creative pressure tactics usually achieve my goals.

And I was easily pressured to sell at a discounted selling price.Lessons: Learned all those above.

., where it was previously headquartered.High-pressure sales tactics were used to secure money for what were promised to be “low risk” and “conservative” investments, but in reality the funds were funneled to real estate owned by Shapiro, according to the U.S. attorney’s office.Woodbridge eventually became financially insolvent, the scheme began to unravel, and Shapiro in 2017 considering filing for bankruptcy, prosecutors said.Still, he, Roseman and Acevedo continued to sell the fraudulent investments without telling investors Woodbridge was on the verge of collapse, according to the indictment.