If it's a buyer who seems cool and just wants to talk turkey in order to get a deal done, I'll sometimes tell them just to get rid of the mystery, especially when I know I have other buyers anyway.  

Mysteriously, all my colleague/follower numbers suddenly updated today.

Foundation cracks, horizontal or otherwise, tend to be more troubling when there has been movement of one, or both sides of the crack/fault.If that is simply parging over brick, it is also possible your crack is a washed out mortar joint between two courses of brick - then you have a new mystery to find out from where came the water.Is the inside face of the foundation wall visible?

My research has revealed that it has a bad rep about being a Meth Center, and appeals to those likely into the same substance.  

All water-based paints are frequently referred to as "latex" instead of "water-based" although this is incorrect.The term "enamel" refers to a hard, glass-based substance applied as a glaze and fired in some kind of furnace, oven, or kiln.

(Indelible, I should think.)Sorry ... having trouble getting the picture in my mind.It may be some other substance ...Hi David.

They disregarded the legitimate reasons for needing to inquire about the mystery truck.I see 3 reasons for needing to ensure the mystery person is or is not using that unit as his/her permanent residence alongside the signed tenant:Criminal -> evictionAdd'l wear and tear -> rent must go upIf the signed tenant leaves and the other person stays behind they aren't on the lease -> no legal recourse.Actually, there is always legal recourse.

That was the catch, not the substance.  

No mystery. 

Yes, most agents are salesy people with more charisma than substance, but YOU can be one of the great ones by learning the business very well and then the clients will come.