Conversely. those that express gratitude for my comparitive analysis of the potential of their turnkey property and the idea of evaluating it against the standard benchmark, the S&P 500, are intellectually curious people who are willing to change their opinion based on new information coming in and shows cognitive fluidity of the mind which historically marked the trajectory towards maturity from apes to what we now call the human species.

Hopefully one with some degree of morals and intellectual capacity will come along and figure that out before its too late.The current system is not working in regards to its original intent.

Kindness is more intellectually honest and is a solid business standard. 

I now have the intellectual and negotiating tool to broaden my search while mitigating risk.

However, there are a ton of decent Americans that work 100-hour weeks doing crazy intellectual work too.

Employees and a set of processes isn't going to be especially attractive without an established brand, intellectual property, a competitive advantage (other than your employees who aren't guaranteed to remain with the company), etc.Perhaps you have these things, but if so, you haven't mentioned it.As someone who has spent a decent amount of my career doing M&A for some very large companies, I'm not sure there is anything in a typical rehabbing business (again, without an established brand, IP, or a proprietary competitive advantage) that would make your business worth much more than the cash the business had on-hand plus inventory.Without those things, it would be almost as easy to launch a new competing business as it would be to buy yours (you say yourself that your formula is no secret, indicating there is nothing proprietary about your rehab business).Maybe I'm missing something...

If they don't answer my questions, I know they have not read the ad and are just clicking and "tire kicking" or they lack the intellectual focus for me to have any business relationship with them.   

But running an intellectual exercise on the numbers, I think you should be able to figure it out.Essentially, you need to make sure your entire expenses/cashflow is covered in 3-4 months. 

Searching online generally gives us information, which really isn't helpful unless we already have the experience and intellectual context to turn that information into knowledge -- to understand it. 

So, it will be helpful if we treat the above just an intellectual exercise and have some ideas to share.Regards,Azeez