You should really pound them with fees next time they try this.This seems like a concern, them going in and out, in and out of your property like this. 

That's right, for the rest of your career as a Title Agent, when you're part of a 500,000 purchase, you'll now look at the 800 pound Gorilla in the room sitting on a mountain of bananas, that 6 POINTS in Realtor Commission = $30,000  on the CD (closing disclosure) and always think to yourself...

CA will always get its pound of flesh in the end.

Real estate is a broad industry, being in a class of 15 or 20 agents all pounding the phones for expired listings and FSBO can burn someone out quickly.

I've already lost 40 pounds in the past six months.

I would want the hole to be cut neat and snug, and not overcut or worse pounded into place and rely on someone to come around and patch the mess.

Haul lumber, pound nails, sweep and do all the junk that hired labor does.

Most lists are getting pounded by investors starving for deals here in Denver.

You just have to know the areas well and pound the pavement.

I'd narrow your search to 3 or so neighborhoods then start really pounding the pavement looking for your new home.