If you build the value good enough early in the call they will make a fight or flight decision at this point , then fax them the contract and get their word that they will do the deal and set up a phone call for after they sign it and send it back to you.

Personally, I'd probably not fight this battle, there's nothing for you to win.

Those who remain interested and are willing to fight for your business or at minimum stay engaged, are the type of people you want to work with.In terms choosing an agent, explain to the others that you've connected with someone else who you feel is able to help with your needs (if they even follow up). 

Once you build a relationship then you can stop the babysitting.Lastly- please go after that POS as hard as you can and fight for more money then he stole for you.

@Jimmy O'ConnorWhat drives this mostly is your capabilities, your time constraints, and then the numbers/returns.While some flips and fix then rents are similar on the capabilities front, not all are. 

Life punishes those who are vague, so have your goals be of what, how much of, and by when kind of things from there it is creating the plan to match the goals and working backwards and fighting to attain them.

Yes, you are entitled to the rent through the end of October, but this does not sound like the situation to fight over. 

Strong wind gusts and very dry conditions aren't helping with fighting the blaze and trying to contain the raging wildfire that is causing so much damage and grief.Can you imagine, going to the grocery store or visiting a friend down the street, and an hour later seeing smoke a few miles away, not thinking much about it or being very worried about it...but a few minutes / hours later being forced by order to LEAVE NOW and a few hours later you find out that multiple people are considered missing and that almost the whole town was completely wiped out... as if a bomb went off and flatted the entire area..Well, this is very much a reality for people Northern California in Butt County.

I'd go, but not to the reception.In a related circumstance, my new renters of my recent BRR invited us to their housewarming/MMA fight night. 

The only way I would consider owner financing is if they are capable of a significant down payment, usually 10% or more.Think about this.