It's kind of like opening a restaurant - no particular skill needed, so why shouldn't *anyone* be able to be successful at it.Beyond that, I do feel social pressure on BP to be supportive, even in the face of being realistic.

Many shy away from those who are in this industry part-time, but for me it was a fantastic way to begin as I felt no financial pressure.

No time restriction to sell , no deposit to lose, no pressure to sell , no getting out of contract if no end buyer, no need ask someone to reduce price......etc.PLEASE TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK ?

It is putting pressure on the slumlords and the out of town investors that really don't care about anything but their check. 

I think @Colleen F. is referring to surface-mounted molding.  

A lot of people will go through the motions if they feel pressured by family but actually have no intention of going anywhere until they leave the property feet first.

Hello,My name is William Rogers and I live in Mount Dora Fla.

If you're nervous at all (which I would be) better to overcome those nerves in a lower pressure situation than one where you've got a clearly amazing deal on the table.

It's not a one shot deal like the "salesman" trying to pressure you says.

There are no bargains yet so there are no buyers and the owners will try to recoup as much as they can.If this goes on the downward pressure on pricing will increase.