But make no doubt, we are in pressure building for pent-up-demand and all they have to do is open spigot of financing through any number of actions, and the moves normalizing 40yr mortgage shows the direction of things to come. 

So, I'm not sure what the "multi multi million dollar properties" have to do with the rest of us.If you want to talk about the "meat and potatoes" RE market, I'll bet you'll see some palpable downward pressure once the rates come off their historic lows. 

I think this will play out as follows:1: Delinquent tenants will have more time in their apartments without paying, increasing costs to owners.2: Owners will raise the rent on everybody else to account for the higher cost of doing business.3: The quality of the housing stock will be worse off, because the small group of free riders will negatively impact everyone more broadly than they once did. 4: Multifamily housing values will be negatively pressured(in a very modest way) due to the new laws.But I don't see huge effects.

I agree.In this situation, the bathroom has an existing rain shower installation which I am considering to remove and put in a regular wall mounted head.A rain shower has to be large diameter to achieve the rain effect, which is always going to result in lower pressure.

We have WAY more people with pressure to buy today there 1 limiter is affordability.

If it continues to be a problem I would put pressure on the HOA to send notices to the adjacent parker to park correctly.

The reason for this is most associated with poor grade or pitch which caused  excessive soil /water pressure against the wall resulting in incremental displacement as wall yields to horizontal earth pressure.

Between the stable economic projections published by the Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce and downward pressure on values given high interest rates, it might be a good time to get in at a good price, cash flow, and reap the appreciation goals in the next 5-ish years. 

So there's actually downward pressure on rents because a lot of the owners bought when prices were way lower, so they cash flow well at any price and they want to maximize occupancy, so they compete on price. 

Also, since you have this window of time where there's no immediate guest demand, it's a great opportunity for handling any repairs or updates you may want to do, making sure your photos are great, tweaking your listings, etc. without the pressure of an immediate guest arrival.