(I already have a lender in place.)Though I agree, he doesn't seem motivated enough - but I do think I could have done a better job at figuring out why he wasn't interested in seller finance and addressing that issue, but I was afraid of being pushy.At the end of the day, we ended on good terms, and he said he'll call if he changes his mind - not as good as getting the deal, but better than burning the bridge.

Don't be afraid to negotiate fees.

If it's an issue of the seller being afraid of not getting whatever equity you promised, she could consider taking a second lien for that amount so she will get it when the end buyer closes. 

Some people are afraid of calling back and dealing with the awkward silence as they try to figure out who this random person is and piece the puzzle together.

That's what I was afraid of.

Don't be afraid to put one in, they're not too bad to cut the Crete.

I'm hesitant to get it under contract because I'm afraid that when I market it, it's going to be too damaged for anyone to actually consider it.

I'm not afraid to pick up a paintbrush or fix a toilet, but I was in AL and it was worth the 10%  I paid.

"Don't be afraid, fight for it"We all have the low points, the highs everything in between.

Called us and said he was afraid to go back in because he had never had so many fleas before.