I have been noticing that ... that's good for me because it means most of the people I'm contacting won't have been bombarded by calls before I get to them. 

As a private landlord, I get bombarded with leads whenever I have vacancy.

I have some clients that have found success in some areas branching outside of Worcester like Gardner and Fitchburg which have not been bombarded by investors yet.

Greetings everyone, I’m new to creative financing but I was able to negotiate a seller into agreeing to terms, he quickly bombarded me with his terms, correct me if I’m wrong but It seems they were set up heavily in his favor.The ARV is about 280k-300kHe wants 225k 100k Downpayment2 year balloon10% interest30 yr AmortizationHow would a creative finance specialist make this deal work?

I've been absolutely bombarded with CA buyers in the past month.

These people who enter into pre-forclosure are already getting bombarded by mailers, callers, emails, txts, from wholesalers and investors.Hope this helps.

Even if it’s what not to do.I get pretty bombarded with the “watch out or you’ll lose your @$$!”

The holidays are the biggest consumer bombardment of advertising of the year, I'm wondering:1) does it make sense to spend money on this and what's the ROI?

I commonly see PMs taking any client and unfortunately, this bombards PM companies and you lose the personal touch. 

Is there a way to have a potential tenent answer a pre-screening questionaire before they get my contact info so I'm not bombarded by PM and tenants that don't meet certain requirements?