Secondly, you're putting at least a little bit of pressure on them that you know, or think you know, what the price should be, and that has to sway them a little bit in my opinion.In my experience, appraisers are always low.

If I borrow a down payment from a friend at 7%, there's no way the deal isn't doing to be cashflow negative, and that puts a ton of pressure on appreciation to make the deal worth doing, and every deal makes me less able to do another in the near term)... 

Pressure treated wood with ground contact is seems common from what I've seen.

We have put so much pressure on ourselves.

I think there's a lot of pressure on people these days to 'fit the norm' in so much as 'Well, this is the way they say it's meant to happen so I guess we have to do this...' even in situations where it doesn't necessarily suit. 

It’s all about raising money for their next fund, not about telling investors what’s really going on.I stuck about 7 years of burn into my corporate account so that I have zero pressure to buy anything, including crypto, STR, self storage and ATMs.  

From start to finish, Tanja demonstrated remarkable expertise and dedication, making the process both efficient and rewarding.What truly set Tanja apart was her ability to navigate challenging sellers with ease and confidence.

We are happy to answer those for you with no pressure from a property manager in the area. 

That means their overhead is way lower, so they have no pressure to increase rate to what you will need to get to cash flow. 

No pressure, feel free to stop by if you are ever in the area :)I wish you the best in your journey!