Sending the email is probably even faster than the phone call.  

Here’s how to navigate these issues and negotiate with "AS-IS" sellers.Step 1: Asking the Right QuestionsDuring the initial phone call or walkthrough, I ask the seller key questions to assess the condition of the well and septic systems:Do you have any well reports, logs, purity tests, or flow tests?

Quote from @Jay Hines: I've wholesaled so many properties, I've lost count, but I can tell you this - it's well over 1,000.I've been an on-site mentor teaching people wholesaling for 15+ years.I stand by my previous post.Any chance I could have your phone number and or email to ask you some questions about wholesaling...:) I am new and starting out in the wholesaling game and I had some questions if you don't mind....one being how to acquire auction houses and wholesale them. 

I too, have been receiving phone calls saying they are going to send me to collections for not paying the cancelation fee of $975.

They can send you videos or photos on turnover bnb or your cell phone when the property is complete to show they are done and checked everything off the list.

Our team is available via phone, chat, email, or support ticket and is always happy to help.

Yeah that’s what I’m thinking too because now he’s harassing my phone and trying to scare me but I think it’s a bluff.

We quickly got on the phone and I instructed her how to turn off the water. 

It is only after me calling the assigned company to schedule do I find out and I then spent an hour on the phone each time with the home warranty to get it reassigned. 

I would be happy to hop on the phone with you and discuss Memphis.