Shortly thereafter they stopped with the press releases.

She may not of acted in your best interest (opinion) but I'd feel like you'd be hard pressed to prove this since you reached out to her to sale it.2) she attempted to pressure me into a sale that was clearly below market (the 545k offer) You'd need proof, how would you show a court that it was below market?

You might be hard-pressed to find anything that cash flows in areas where most would consider an ideal place to live. 

I agree with Account Closed, I think you'd be hard pressed to find a 2-4 unit in an A/B neighborhood in Sacramento for under $400k without needing extensive renovations.

If pressed to lend a label to Minneapolis right now, I'd have to say "Decline" is the #1 that comes to mind for Minneapolis.

Big brands like Kaiser, UC Davis, West Elm, Press Juicery, and Yard House believe in the next 10 years here, not to mention large developers like the Grupe Real Estate, who are trying to buy up every piece of vacant land and multifamily they can find.

Walnut Creek is staunchly against duplexes and quads and when pressed for an opinion, the mayor's response was that "people migrated West because to avoid dense communities".It goes both ways.

A little over a year ago,I bought a property that I SHOULD have pressed harder on.

It's no surprise that virtually all of the bad press about 'trailers' as a high profit margin, quick and easy flipping business model comes from investors who haven't figured out exactly how to be real successful in this unique housing niche.The few that have it figured out pretty much have the market to themselves.

When oil and gas prices rise, I never hear people running around talking about the appreciating oil and gas prices.Is the difference in the use of the terms simply wordplay pressed upon us by the USG and Financial Services industry to help promote buying houses?