I keep on pressing the snooze button.

Just looking at criteria, I think you’re going to be hard pressed to find a SFR 3/2 built after 2000 for $325,000 in the market.

Anyone who paid attention to the Fed’s statement and Chairman Jerome Powell’s press conference three weeks ago would have known that officials were very concerned about our economy.

You will be hard pressed to find anything like that, within the budget you established, in Scottsdale. 

I'm sure they will approve it - and would be hard-pressed to deny it unless there's something potentially fraudulent going on (which it doesn't sound like it!)

Scott wrote one available via BP press.2-4 unit “multi-family” is still residential. 5+ is commercial.

I don't see a reason to press your concern further if you really don't have a practical action. 

We feel dumb but the sales team created a situation where we felt pressed.

I have many questions but the most pressing is, do I need some sort of license to rent out properties in Nebraska?

The listing agent seems to think that it’s no big deal, they just press a button and change it once you ask but I know after my phone calls to the zoning board that I need to hire a lawyer and an engineer hopefully not an architect as well to prepare the plans/ blueprints and anything else they require.