Having a birds eye view I can say with certainty that sellers are ready to sell Typically by now the telephone calls are way down.

And if there is more than one telephone in your family, maybe it's time to consolidate to sharing just one.I know these aren't fun choices, but if it's between TV/cell phone/Internet and being able to eat, I would choose the eating.As for your creditors, unless they're the type who will cause you physical harm if you don't pay, I would suggest not paying.

I googled both of the companies that were sent to the property and both of them had 1 star reviews and their telephone lines went straight to voicemail and never returned one of my calls. 

We only show properties after a person has passed our telephone screening interview.The the time of showing, we provide: a printed copy of our rental criteria, a printed information sheet about the property, and a printed application. 

Two of the most common ways Method # 1 is used is by licensed real estate agents who buy their own listings – and by friends of probate attorneys who get a secret telephone call when an asset (real estate) needs to be disposed of quickly.

THE ONLY PERSON YOU WILL DEAL WITH IS NAME DAVID...NO LAST NAME.THEIR TELEPHONE SYSTEM IS COMPLETLY AUTOMATED.

We do a quick 5 minute-8 question telephone screening that weeds out most of the undesirables and gives me valuable information.

As @Jason Pritchard said, they are definitely not legal when placed on telephone poles or any other government property.

I did a ton of work via the internet and telephone.

Bandit signs on the telephone poles?