Without going back in forth with this old bag, I decided to move in Silence.

That said, if you've contacted him for an update and he's on radio silence, post your "pay or quit" notice, following your state's eviction laws.

The way their eyes glaze over and the silence I get in response to my enthusiastic chatter... sigh. 

From there it was pure radio silence.

I think there are only a few reasons why the developer goes radio silence. 1)Rather they needed time to analyze the deal (which shouldn't take long). 2) They are just looking. 3) The deal doesn't fit their category. 4) The deal is bad.I think the best way to stop it keeps happening - ask exactly what they need and ask for feedback when you send something to further narrow down their need.

Here it is still another year later and Justin is still promoting his program and in regards to the original question...listen...crickets chirping...and silence. 

Ended up being a senior tax deferral lien on it (CALL THE COUNTY AND STATE AND CHECK)  you should have heard the silence when I called the Title Insurance company on that...they paid 27k of the 35k owed...since it only covers up to what you paid for the property. 

I Say that to say it's not just the people who comment, but several of us are struggling in silence afraid to ask "seasoned "investor's for help out of fear of wasting their time.

That's a good way to silence them, which only prevents others from learning that real estate isn't all sunshine and lollipops. :)I'm largely in agreement with you and Joe.

Hi All, I'm checking back into this forum after 4 years of silence!