He said maybe, but that runs very close to selling real estate without a license and he was unwilling to review the contracts.

I think the biggest issue is with agents who are unfamiliar with investment methodologies and who are unwilling to do the extra work (figure out whether a property can cashflow and have the patience to go through several offers).We are in a seller's market, but I have to believe there are agents out there who can't stand holding their clients' hands and keep explaining that a pink walls can be repainted...I'm very numbers-oriented, pre-qualified for a loan and own other properties upstate.

I agree with @Jon Crosby on if you are unwilling to pay to install something like a nest, the Honeywell 9000 and the Ecobee 4 are great options for thermostats.

Now they are unwilling to give us more time to do the septic inspection, because our closing date is set for two weeks from now.This is my first deal.

Don't rent to anyone who is unwilling to comply with the processes you have set in place for the application process!

Being a top producer generally requires doing what others are unwilling to do.

Thanks @Lumi Ispas, they responded with an offer for $3k, but the attorney was unwilling to add language regarding the condition of the unit, i.e. they won't guarantee there isn't damage beyond normal wear and tear. 

If you have a web site, you can mention that, but at least some of your callers will be unwilling to do that.

If she is unwilling, you could file a partition lawsuit to resolve this.

Response rates are about 1% so if you send a thousand letters which could cost as much as $500 you get 10 people who contact you, of that some may already have their home listed, just be curious, or be unwilling to sell at the price you would need them to.