Last time, we pressure washed the houses (they wanted $175 each home), painted outdoor porch railings and exterior doors, stained the decks, etc.  

With the nation hovering around only 1.0m of housing starts annually, the supply demand curve pointed towards continued upward pressure on prices.

I use truair or Schumacher registers in order to manage static pressure plus I add more returns to alleviate the poor air exchanges.

Buying a first property is challenging because after listening to a year's worth of podcasts, I feel the pressure of choosing the right property and right strategy! 

Not as much pressure to BRRRR or sell in this instance.

A $2k rental will have a nicer fridge than a $1200 rental, which will be nicer than an $850 rental.My rentals include fridge, mounted microwave, and dishwasher. 

Imagine the pressure of so many investors coming to me for advice.

Even if they grab the class A assets because they're not willing to give up too much that will just put more rental pressure on the class B's and C's. 

Now depending on the situation, I may still make the offer if it's something where we're on the borderline and a seller might feel the pressure and bring cash to closing just to get out of a property.

Fortunately in NYC, I protested, and they adjusted the water bill if you can show it was fixed by a plumber, and its not a frequent occurrence.Then, I noticed a minor leak in our toilet a few mounts ago.