In their defense, it's usually the only vacation they take all year, but we have some who go ghost for 30-45 days (or more if they're hunting Southern Tier).I've teased the idea of using a "all expense paid hunting trip" as a reward/bonus for exceptional service throughout the year (based on hitting KPI's for timeline, budget, and quality), but that opens up it's own can of worms.Our best defense to date has been pushing hard in Sep/Oct to finish jobs or pass critical milestones. 

I have said this to defensive sellers in the past.  

Puts them on the defensive, you know, and that makes some people lash out.Sorry you had that as your first call though, that's harsh

It is very friendly and could lower defenses.

All I read were cognitive proclamations to justify continuing business as usual, a natural response to be defensive of ones actions and lower expectations.The things that one may be liable for goes much deeper than most can comprehend, tortuous conduct is something in wholesaling that is clearly not understood. 

When I questioned their post they got a little defensive.

And as far as I know, ignorance is still no defense.

The "popular" theory, promoted by foreclosure defense attorneys was that the bank could not foreclose on Any non payment of P&I once a foreclosure was filed due to non payment of P&I, if the original foreclosure or, a subsequent one, was not active at the 5 year mark.

@Jay HinrichsEnough with the defense already.

Some sellers may get defensive when you start hitting them with talks of a tax lien on their property, may feel you may be trying to take advantage of them or just not want to talk at all.