Of course they had their agents peppered throughout the room, but the ones I talked to seemed nice enough.

Pepper) but doesn't mean it's easy to ignore the near-term noise!

@Todd Pepper Welcome.

The general consensus is to go with a local/regional bank or credit union to avoid getting peppered with fees.While that works if you're buying properties locally, what about out-of-state?

Grrrrrrrr ....I gave them 60 days because we did have a hurricane ....all along the potential buyers said everything was fine ...then they start peppering me with strange questions and on the very last day they want out...which is fine but why did they have to wait till the very end to do so ? 

A property executed NDNC could provide legal recourse to an agent in these circumstances.Unfortunately, the practice of getting NDNC's has been tarnished somewhat by a few agents who simply want to have rights to a commission by attempting to lock in a buyer and pepper a multitude of deals at them so they have a claim that they "introduced" the property to the buyer.

There might be some small parks peppered in.

I enjoy your style in writing, most real estate investing related materials are peppered with all kinds of fluffy stuff and narratives like "imagine how your life would be if you had financial freedom" ect.

They are probably getting peppered with letters so get on it!

@Shea Pepper Thank you Shea!