I spend $250k renovating an 1888 building only to be bombarded with plumbing, electrical and heating issues.

People facing foreclosure are in denial and getting bombarded with calls and letters from realtors and other investors.

but like anything its not just any agent.issue with wholesalers is they bombard you with stuff that simply is not a deal.so you have to wade through a lot of that..

Hi BPersI just started expressing interest on a couple of properties on realtor.com and I clicked on the “email agent” option to get more info and got bombarded with responses from a host of agents.

I guarantee if join your local REI club and say that you are a buyer that's ready to buy and give them your criteria, you will be bombarded with deals.

This is their lively hood and they a scrutinized on a daily bases, get phone call after phone call about this property or that and are under constant bombardment by someone wanting a higher value.If you really want to know how the process works I advise talking to an experienced appraiser and pick his brain. 

I just had to remove a rental listing in Pasadena 77504 because I was bombarded with requests for viewings.

I just bought one there (solid B+/A--) and I have top-notch potential renters bombarding me. 

Other than BP, Linkedin is the only social site I really like because I am not bombarded with foolishness.

I think we too often get bombarded with return profiles and financial metrics which keep us from focusing on those three key aspects.