Of course people will instinctively make a snap judgment about who you are as soon as they see you, it's human nature.

As an example – a car dealer doesn’t want to spend money mailing to people who probably won’t to be able to qualify for a loan.When looking for Motivated Sellers, we target homeowners on the opposite end of the spectrum: people who are most likely to be having financial difficulty.By applying Low ESI to your list, you add a level of motivation – homeowners who are struggling economically are more likely to want to sell their homes.While credit scores were utilized in developing the model - they are not actually part of the model (hope that makes sense) so there are no restrictions in using it.

You can purchase it from a big property dealer.

Humans, man, they'll game the system.

I think human nature tends to be generally content and not look to move out until asked. 2.

Out of all the people I've ever met, these people are the most supremely confident that they are the cream of humanity, always destined to rise to the top.Repression works great.

I flip vacant land properties and by all means I am classified as a "real estate dealer". 

Share value added content in posts and they get voted up (unless the OP does not like the answer and then ego and human nature kicks in and they get defensive).The cowardly internet dumpster replies get voted up as well.

Try telling a blackjack dealer you should get your bet back when you only have 1 less point than them.

I would always go with a mid-size company where you can still talk to a human and not get treated like a number.