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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

What am I doing wrong?
I've got a problem that seems unique. My partner and I have been looking for a multi-family property. I'm a Broker in Illnois, but we're looking in the surrounding states. We've found a few properties that meet our criteria on loopnet and the MLS, but the realtors listing the properties will not return phone calls. I've called one broker once a week for the past three weeks. No response. I've reached out through the broker's website, I've emailed. I've called and left messages. Crickets.... Then a week later, the property is listed as under contract.
Do I smell through the phone? Is my request for the financials too burdensome? I don't get it. Any suggestions I can use to convince people to let me buy things from them?