We all get bombarded with BS wholesaler offers, and this is one way to try and weed them out, along with making sure even a well intentioned buyer can close.

I became very interested and bombarded him with questions.

These people are being bombarded with the same generic message and it should give you in advantage if you personalize it with their name and property address plus a message that relates tho their situation.Good luck!

This won't be a regular business transaction, there are a lot of things at play, one might be, during the initial developer bidding, there might be builders that aren't accurate and will render a low bid to secure the contract and bombard you with change orders, OR a slightly higher and more accurate bid that has minimal to no change orders.

Sorry to bombard you with questions!

@Spencer KrautkramerThe companies that are bombarding you with email are probably NOT the best companies to use.This is a good time to think more holistically about your life insurance needs.

Feel free to message me directly if you don't want to bombard this thread.

But finding quality tenants and leasing a property out in a short time can hardly mixed.I typically do a pre-screening and not make the application link publicly available, you will get bombarded with bad applications.

They're also getting bombarded by the tax lien lenders, offering to "save" them.   

I appreciate someone who bombards me with listings matching my criteria as well as market data.