The attorney apologized for that and said he was under financial pressure, and said the wrong things.

It takes pressure off of you, when you can just say, "Please refer to your lease." 

With the cash-out refi, you can take your time to find the next deal, and the only time pressure is that which you put on yourself. 

Byron - no pressure whatsoever but let me know if you would like to chat.

I would pressure the builder and even threaten to go public thru the media if the issue is not handled by KBA couple of side notes:I would shop around as the pricing seems extremely high to meI would ask for some help in the meantime from your tenants by asking that no paper be put down the sewer line or this is going to be a frequent clog

Telling her friends at church that she is putting her own sister on the street while going back on her word puts a lot of pressure on her to answer these questions to others.

There is a ton of pressure on anything under $560k (FHA Territory) and we are starting to see some silly loan products surfacing.

(No pressure washers, please.

One thing that I liked was I looked at a group of homes in Hattisburg that were all section 8.. this guy built them with concrete floors.. stainless cabinets concrete counters and block walls.. with a drain in the middle of the living room and bathroom.. he did a turn over with a high pressure hose.. fairly indestructible..

I like where I am and there is no pressure from my office to get listings or close.