It will give the owner motivation to get rid of this color!

Flyers can also be customized to include company colors, logo/branding, etc.

For example, if the house has a crawlspace, I don’t usually recommend a duct scope because the inspector can view the ductwork under the house.

The scenario is I found that the duct work in the crawlspace of a single family home I have under contract needs to be completely redone.

I kinda wonder what's next, do realtors need to remove headshots from our card and marketing content so that sellers dont discriminate based on the color or gender of the buyer's agent?  

@Joshua EspejoMaybe your Realtor thought you meant duct scope instead of sewer scope.  

Shockingly, the owners that respond to postcards want to sell for prices that simply don't crunch as rentals.I can tell you that from the other side of those brightly-colored post cards (the one the I tossed out today was bright green), that property owners are being flooded with postcards from all over the country (green was an outfit in FLA).  

Besides, that lets the buyer choose the color and keep the warranty.

When the market does drop and houses are selling at similar cash, then I'm buying the dip.If it passes inspection, flying colors.

Let alone how competitive the market is here, they could just find another buyer.My big concern is that the property doesn't have central air and I would be installing that with ducts going through the attic (no crawlspace) immediately during the first month after closing.