Silence makes people uncomfortable and they can't help themselves, they will talk.  

They didn't say I couldn't, but they had this awkward silence and I was beginning to wonder if I was doing something antithetical to the industry standard? 

Also, you overlook the fact that legal aid societies help tenants, as do law school legal clinics.Finally, you overlook the cases -- legion -- where the tenant simply refuses to pay anything simply because he cannot be evicted.We may pass over in silence the fact that government partial payment programs require the landlords to release the unpaid portion of the rent.

Now we're asking for them to confirm the tenants will be out when they say they will and it's been nothing but dead silence from the seller's side.

Complete silence. 

You send that application fee you will get radio silence after that.

These are all things I am trying not to worry about haha Trying to silence my limiting beliefs!

The sellers know the market they are in and more than likely won’t extend the contract.I was supposed to close Monday and radio silence from my lender.

The other problem with condos is that eventually, you will get a tenant who requires absolute silence at all hours in order to function normally, and then the noise complaints will start.

Hey good to meet you lets have a beer sometime.But the silence is the best part :)