I tend to follow up on things I send out by phone for two reasons. 1) This confirms receipt, if there was no reply already stating such and 2) I can either answer any questions the potential client may have or proceed to closing the deal.I will say that, with my background in customer service/escalations, when it comes to customer service (and I do consider this as that) I will pick the service apart with a fine tooth comb.

Issue is, your buyer goes bankrupt, an attorney combs through everything and starts blaming others for his client's demise, if the parties are in agreement and all goes well, predatory won't be an issue, it's a risk of the deal.

@Trisha Alton I comb through a lot of houses and always try to do as much as I can before I bring it to the realtor.

Your best bet is to comb through "closed" sales.  

. :) Wear your hair in a style that makes you looks like an investment banker who's in his late 40s...not in a style that's currently "on point" for a guy your age.

& she wants to get rid of the house, just so it it out of her hair & she doesn't have the money to do any repairs to it.

Dad is currently pursuing other lenders and I'm combing biggerpockets.

I do not filter the list or comb through it.

While there is "hair" on this deal, those of you critiquing the so called purchase price are missing the essence of this sort of opportunity.

Arggh….time to tear hair out….