The bottom line is if you are in for a penny, why not in for a pound?

type guy pounded everyone with (remote) upset bids.

Remember, each package of shingles weighs something like 70 to 90 pounds.  

It’s only been 60 days and I’ve gotten some “near nibbles” but I can’t tell if refining my tactics would work or if I just put my head down and keep pounding pavement.

If you are-Not pounding the phones calling sellers daily-Not reaching out to peers daily for insight and connection-Not educating yourself through webinars, books, and commentary regularly-Not attending conferences where you learn industry trades and secrets

I'm finding that for indoor grow, the prices are in the $800 to $1500 (depending on the quality) a pound.

.....NO.....so they can go pound sand.If they want to go after someone they can call up their inspector or the guy that did the work..... you have no liability for this at all.If you want to pay them to go away, then go ahead....but make sure you get an iron clad release signed

I know Private Lenders who loan millions who will tell a borrower and their Mortgage Broker to go pound sand if they pull that ..."

I’m pretty old-school and believe that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.. whenever possible. :)

Or maybe they poured concrete down the drainOr maybe released bedbugs and termites into the house Or maybe put dead fish behind the drywall and patched the holes A dirty tub and a few hundred pounds of metal And a few damaged pipe IMO that is not even close to a disturbing dream tenant let alone a nightmare tenant   Lol