They already didn’t show and there’s days folks like to hide behind their computers and smart phones so blast em an email and maybe someone will reply and be candid wiry you as to why they didn’t show up and are not interested.

Talk with their current investorsResearch them to be sure there isn’t any skeletons their hiding.

But where they love to go is in small crevices. they love to hide in the lip of the mattress.

Shaker is a good choice for door style and white is the most popular color for flipping right now but cherry is easier to maintain so if you are renting the place, cherry will hide scratches and dirt better than white.

Any closing I've conducted where my client was forced to purchase under the gun, there was a serious underlying issue. when buying pre foreclosure rescue lease backs were legal in Oregon and Washinton that was our specialty.. and we did many a closing within 24 hours of the sale.. of course we did it ourselves.. being a non attorney state we could simply draft our own deeds get the seller to come to my title company simply for a notary.. then run it over the court house and record.. hand them a check for whatever equity we negotiated.. then courier a cashier check up to seattle to the big foreclosure mills and bring the loan current.. 

Everyone hides behind a mask, especially when speaking with strangers.

My experience easier to hide come tax time.

I don't think that having a hide and seek mentality is the best way to run your business.

MY QUESTION, why wouldn’t they disclose any of the hazards such as a former flood downstairs due to a leak, or mold in the bathrooms that they tried to hide durIng viewIng or the fact of needing a roof change and updated electrical work.

He felt the seller was likely hiding something.