Generally speaking though, there seems to be the consensus that in the next 2-5ish years, there will be some sort of market correction.In that same breath, it seems like there is ALWAYS this underlying pressure (not really the word I'm looking for...) to KEEP BUYING DEALS, almost regardless of what the current state of the market is.  

I just wanted to make sure to be able to line up my own financing in case he says no.At this point in time, I'm not really looking to partner with anyone because I don't want to have any pressures on me regarding expectations with this lot.

Depending on water pressure in the area or the number of units in a building, you could possibly have to sprinkle the building.

Another plus of the boot is the visual and social pressure, especially in a large complex.

I paid $1500 how to "Snap Flip" and all I got was pressure to commit to buying a bigger purchase of $30,000.

No pressure, I just have more houses than I can get to right now and my last partnership worked out very well.Good Luck

I'm Pierre. Im 24 with a BA in FinanceI actually have not gotten a job in my field but went into soccer coaching for which is something I'm passionate about, I would just rather do that as a hobby rather than a means ...

Americans are starved for yield right now and there is tremendous pressure on anything realestate that throws off cash.

I have been googling all day and my 1031 agent is lost on this and is pressuring me to identify additional properties in the next week before my 45 day identification window closes.Any help regarding this would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

Very true, but then I am seeing quite a bit of competitive pressure on those ones.And since in the effort for independence, the location/city plays a key role (SEO), you lose all the work when you sell the property.