It moves and breaks and is a really common problem to have to fix. 

Some common reasons: Basements: ground is sloping toward the building, no gutters, poor soil, high water table, leaking pipes below the foundation or near the foundation.

After speaking to several assistants and waiting on the line I finally got the owner on the phone.

It is a common wholesaling strategy.

Bottom line is 1) Be skeptical that just because someone answers the phone or calls themselves a loan officer does not mean they know what they are doing, 2) Mega Banks have a lot of non-expert experts. 

friends, do justice to owners in GETTING the listings but in general take the ******** of cell phone pics which may or may not include anything on the inside.

It's very common in CA for sellers to list their tenant-occupied property "subject to interior inspection". 

This is common practice as they get you in their doors with a free seminar, then you are pitched some education program for several hundred to several thousand, then the upsell to the “insiders club” for tens of thousands.

This is after I have already personally run through a no pets policy via email or phone before a walk through.I feel like telling them that at that point it has nothing to do with the pet and everything to do with there deception, but I don't want to waste another minute with them.Conservatively, 65% of my contacts.

He gave me the nephew's phone number.