My wife’s a realtor and can send you auto listings if you need, no pressure just offering her service.

In any event, the local MLS board (or whatever it's called in your jurisdiction) will definitely be able to apply appropriate pressure to act swiftly.Make sure you request in writing the seller's acceptance or denial of said offer.

I collect cars and if it were not for the occasional release of the proverbial pressure valve, I would utterly burn out.

My first step is just gauging if there's actually a demand for this in my area (Hagerstown, MD).Does anyone have experience with mid-term rentals and estimating demand in their area?

I think there needs to be pressure on teachers and schools to perform. 

The area constantly draws students and young professionals which keeps upward pressure on rents and keeps occupancy high.

This is our first time dabbling in real estate, and I've never seen her experience pressure like this.

Like they said they had to check water pressure and charged me $220.

He tried to justify his pressure sales tactics, his lack of transparency.

I really hate letting this one go being I was very upfront and gave my seller 2 weeks to decide without pressure.