Only after all that will I check any texts, calls, emails because getting bombarded with issues first thing in the morning is not the way I want to set the pace for the day! 

When we were just about ready to get the contract signed, she had mentioned she was being bombarded by calls about that house.

I get bombarded by newbies looking for help with buying rentals and the pet peeve of mine is that they usually just don't do their homework.

Sellers are getting bombarded with mailers these days, your letter is going to need to stand out. 

I'm used to them bombarding me with requests for papers, but so far it's been quiet...too quiet...I ran the numbers before I made the deals and I know they are good, I just expected a lot more back and forth.

Appraisals are taking 3++ weeks and county offices are closing or getting restricted, escrow and title companies are also getting bombarded another factor to consider.

I worried I may have bombarded them with too much, but then again, my state has deemed that brokering, construction, and apartment showings are non-essential, so I figured why not.It's my understanding that they have a $10k option that may not be required to be paid back.   

I suspect right now coming into April and the uncertainty of rents coming in PM's are going to be quite busy and will like landlords suffer reduced incomes as their income is based on collected rent at least the monthly portion .. just going to be a wild ride for landlords and Pm's in the next few months but it will pass.I suspect PM's are being bombarded right now with worried investors..   

The downside of going after buyers first when you have no experience is that most real buyers get bombarded with “deals” from other wholesalers or get their inboxes spammed with “join my buyers list” emails.

If yes, next time you see him ask some questions vs bombarding his texts with questions.Easy Peasy...