Crawl thru and hide in electrical outlets, under the outlet plates and in just about any electronic device known to man, not just furniture, and clothing.Usually hard for landlord to defend in court why your not treating for pests.

and why did you not call.. most agents hide behind TEXT messaging these days.. most will respond to TEXT.. 

Skeptical on what the seller might be hiding or if it is someone I want to be associated doing business with. 

Probably best to find a lender willing to work with your situation and not try to hide it.

Quote from @Isaiah Gabaldon: When communication stops, that demonstrates they are hiding something.I would fire them immediately and take control of the property.

They probably have something to hide.

He is just too tricky and may be trying to hide something.

[Rule 535.16(b)]Since your intent is to transfer it at a higher price than you're paying the seller, pretty sure you hide that price and don't tell the seller what FMV is.Then again, wholesalers use all sorts of justifications for their behaviors. 

I may hide some buckets of excrement around the inside just to make it STINK (I'm kidding.... or AM I mweahhhh)Appointment tomorrow at 10:30 AM.

If a company has nothing to hide, why not connect you with people that have seen bumps in the road?