This, "starts the clock" and pressures them with a deadline.Of course, we work with them and try to be reasonable, but the clock is always ticking on their excuses...

.- Competitive pressure to deploy capital compressing dropping of rates. - Buyers are underwriting portfolios to as-is rents.- Machine learning models are helping to reduce risks.- Reverse migration to Rust Belt is occurring based on affordability issues elsewhere.- Scatter site is a defensive asset offering a lot of optionality.- Market conditions are challenging for scatter site hold unless you are underwriting a 10-year hold.- Setting up operations for SFR from scratch is very difficult.- One investor is buying at cap rates in 5s or 6s.

Hey Tonatiu, I would start with something either turnkey or light value-add, so you can start forming your boots on the ground team with less pressure and risk.

I know they do a 7-day free trial so you can always test it for yourself, but from what I understand you can get an extended 30-day free trial with a member referral link, so here: https://www.monarchmoney.com/referral/d2xp9tbgyrNo pressure or anything, just helpful if you'd like to do 30 days instead of 7!

I suspect that there is a lot of pressure coming from folks who would normally be first time buyers.

We still work (jobs that we enjoy), but as our expenses grow with our family, the financial pressure hasn't.

I want to do things the right way, but feel the pressure of a tight budget that will get drained considerably by the permit fee and multiple inspection fees. 

After being told there would be no pressure, on the second Zoom call she told us we had to sign up then by paying the $8K fee or risk losing a "$2K discount" and paying $10K later.

There are definitely some affordability challenges that's putting downward pressure on prices in many markets.

If you operate an AirBnb in neighborhood where there are owner/occupiers, you'll experience city pressure for increased short term rental regulation.