You don't truly know someone until you see them under pressure. 

You're more likely to pressure an agent that we call "Part-Time Patty" into giving away her income, but you'll get what you pay for.Patty (not a real person) has blond hair, blue eyes, 2 1/2 kids and a puppy. 

He had banks of high-pressure salesmen (not necessarily real investors or experienced real estate people) and their MO was 1) tell you [how easy it is to make a killing $ overnight with almost zero effort--i.e. placing one ad in the paper], 2) get you to purchase an "introductory" course for a scant amount, i.e. something like $29 and then sic their telemarketers on you to separate you from your money-- to the tune of $thousands of dollars.

Flushing refrigerant lines per manufacturers recommendations, pressure test and vacuum all lines to prevent leaks and moisture.

Tenants emailed back said "stop pressuring them, I need to stop meeting with my realtor until the end of the May to list the property, only at that time they can make the decision".

No pressure, though.

Inflationary pressures still continue to cast its shadow on the economy.

This allows you to keep water pressure even throughout a house.

Painting brick isn't too popular around these parts, can it be pressure cleaned?

They are the ones with all of the real and perceived pressure in this market.Ten years from now, things might be different.