My original thought was that this is a good way to weed out people who are tire kickers but I'm second guessing that.

There is a certain segment of people that are tired of cheap rehabs, short sales, etc that are focused on the combination of quality combined with technology and energy efficiency.I'm actively hunting some infill redevelopment sites to build exactly what your talking about with the emphasis being on 500-700k homes with the goal being to hit a zero energy status.

I am an accountant in my early fifties who is tired of the rat race.

I’ll never get tired speaking the gospel of truth – nobody takes action involving RE unless there is a problem to be solved.

I do not hiwever find having a street if so so properties with stuff stren outside in the yard and cars with flat tires on jacks.

Sorry to be so blunt but I'm tired of people crying about this when it's just as much as their fault as the ones that screwed you over.

I'm tired of maintaining two homes one of which is right in the same neighborhood where my brother lives.

Pretty high percentage, however it does include all types of calls: angry callers, curious callers, tire-kickers, quality calls, etc.

Be careful kicking your own tires as they say, you never know when youll knock one flat.

It would be best to know what the seller wants to do, maybe they are just kicking tires and if you spend 2 hours on the deal customizing the options you could be frustrated.