A lot of sellers, even motivated sellers, are "just fishing" for info upon their initial contact.

Now, I've gotten a little taken back, as I thought it was a broker, and simply tried to fish out the address and some basic information.

The guys renting houses all have cars, so they could care less about the bus.Tenants want a garage, but will settle for a decent size storage building.All of my places have RV parking and it helps a lot to secure tenants.My son owns 3 that are 1/2 a block from the river, right where there is rafting, fishing, and river hiking trails.

Visited a fishing village with homes on the water with rickety boardwalk in front.

It is like shooting fish in a barrel.

If you can cut down on these you'll make Andy's job alot easier and he'll probably take you fishing with Opey!

J ScottI think the agreed upon term for you is a "BOARD TROLL".Originally posted by Wikipedia:In Internet slang, a troll is someone who posts inflammatory, extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as an online discussion forum, chat room or blog, with the primary intent of provoking other users into an emotional response[1] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.You like to fish for responses and really get your fulfillment from peoples responses.

I seem to remember some teacher deciding to teach someone to fish , rather than just giving him the fish.

He it apparently too busy trying to hook "bigger fish", so nothing ever changes.

Danielle*Edited to add that James gave some good advice... calling - without committing to anything initially - and fish around to see what they hope to get from you.