Have we ever considered an investment with marginal numbers  because we were desperate to buy something? 

If I’m meeting tenants or somebody desperately sell their fixer upper house I’m certainly not pulling up in my corvette with khaki dress pants loafers and a silk shirt !

I’m not desperate but need to catch up for retirement and not certain where the company I work for is going to end up.

They often have little money and are desperate to pay the bills.

He’s not in a position to dictate terms since he’s nearly desperate to sell.

I've had multiple conversations with FSBO sellers who assume that we're so desperate to find a deal for our buyers that we'll "do all the work anyways just to keep the deal together". 

She desperately wants to list with us but is going to wait until this whole thing is settled. 

Denver has finally got an increase in supply that was desperately needed.

The reason we model a property with zero appreciation or depreciation is to be certain the property will meet our expectations of return over the long term in the event of either stagnation or a  market correction (for which we are desperately overdue) and to let us know where the exits should be if we determine we should divest a property.

I desperately searched for a job and finally found one after 6 months when my savings was almost gone (they didn’t want a college dropout).