Trusted and seasoned baloney maybe:  I got a call from a trusted, seasoned realtor (salt, pepper, and chives) around noon today, asking if I was interested in this lot.  

Peppers for $1.

Originally posted by @Isaac Pepper:@Parag D.Youd want to get the the offer submitted and in contract before hiring an inspection.Imagine paying $450 (or more) for an inspection, and in the time it takes to get the inspector out there and get the report back to you, the property goes into contract with a different buyer.

It really depends but typically general consensus is I try to stay away from locals 99% of the time because they usually end up throwing a party or very large gathering. 2/3 experiences have been like that so I stopped taking locals and I always pepper them with questions too. 

I recently put my rental property up for rent and without much thought added a bunch of amenities that are good for short term rentals (coffee, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, 2x towels, 2x sheets, laundry detergent, softener, salt, pepper, oil).

."), "what is causing your client to do (whatever thing)", rather than "why is your client doing (whatever it is)".Way more than just that stuff and I took pages of notes on the book, but basically it ties in to what Kobe was saying about making the person feel heard.That being said, it was a helpful book for me because my first and immediate reaction is to want to simply pepper spray people like that in the face - which I'm guessing would also work here. :)  You're in a difficult spot because you're trying to protect your seller.

This conversation with the guy and all the ones since pertaining to this has me wanting to pepper my own CPA with questions! 

I used a great team of Barry Cogan (agent), Megan Pepper (mortgage), and Laura Carlier (Cronin, Bisson and Zalinsky) all located in southern New Hampshire.

Over the course of a weekend there was someone that fell out of bed, a dog that wandered off the property at night and was found in a convenience store, a dog that overheated and had to put in a water trough, a truck that got peppered by shot, and a vehicle that was pulled over by the state police.

FYI, I've been pepper sprayed in the face when I was in the military.