Ask for them to give you space.Most agents are not high pressure in the manner you describe.

Originally posted by @Melvin List:@Liam Mooney if you are moving from a W-2 job to another W-2 job you should be fine.Agree, assuming your not partly or fully commissioned, overtimed or bonused, in a manner that is of underwriting relevance.

Instead, spread it out over many years, and then you will spread out your risk.Personally I have found that the economics of purchasing C grade single-family rentals and multifamily is not sustainable or feasible.

I don't see nearly enough value in this business plan for it to be a sustainable & profitable business.

Many systems with high resolution displays now ship with DPI settings of 125 to 150%.Solution.Intuit has listed two manners of compensating with this issue.

On a national scale the bubble numbers of 3% vacancy, 35% opex, and 4% rent growth is not sustainable long term.

Then as your cash grows buy rentals for sustained income. 

We've done 1 so far with a buyer we know locally, however I'm not sure how to legally move all these properties in an efficient manner. 

The two things required for that are 1) enough distressed inventory to sustain it and 2) price ability that allows for positive cash flow on the properties.

Check out this article I just wrote last week, and focus on #1 and #2- https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/buying-cr...There's cash flow as a requirement (or returns), but then there's the sustainability of that cash flow.