Originally posted by Andy Collins:I have an inspection done on every property I buy, including having the water, elec and gas turned on for the inspectionThat was my thinking, but check out this listing's description (note my bolded portion):Single-story home feautring four spacious bedrooms and two full large bathrooms.

If I may be so bold....you are letting them run the show, and they are capitalizing.  

Please see my thoughts in bold below. 

. - This is best for the seller since the Broker's Broker understands the culture of real estate agents, can interview them and determine their success rate in working on certain properties and with clients and their motivation and can questions them in terms understood by agent and Broker's Broker --- Sellers should not risk listing their property with a new agent or an old agent doing all the convenient and unprofessional ways from the past.There lots of ways to make money with tax sale situations - glad to help - hope this gave you some ideas -"Real estate investors ----- Be different - be bold - go where others don't - talk with sellers daily - profit from your games, get out of the line of conventional learning and keep it simple."

If you pull up the Zestimate for a specific property, it says in about 20 pt font the Zestimate and IMMEDIATELY below that number, in bold, orange 14 pt font it gives a range of 20%.

I commend the bold move and hope to make a similar move soon.

I now fight myself for the boldness that I know it takes and not wanting to make the same bold decision that failed previously (paralysis by analysis).

Random sentence fragments with big black, bold letters on a white background just seemed like a last-minute, sloppily thrown together presentation.

I took a bold step, fully immersing myself in the creation of an educational services company.

@Paul Sandhu - Correct me if i'm wrong but the Bold lettering is you advertising on Craigslist and the Italics is a response to your advertisement.WTF....Why would you advertise like that??