Personally I'd go with your gut feeling if the communication is "lacking" from the start, unresponsive on phone calls/texts/emails, or they don't fill out the application in a timely manner.

I would think that having those thoughts organized in one place will be good for you for copying and pasting your info into emails etc.

Very accurate and has relatives and associates and neighbors as links to a certain prospect with their numbers, emails, and social media as well. 

I have found success by stating that the market may be much higher than they expect, would they be open to selling if the price was high enough.Ask some basic questions that you don't know like occupancy, renewal expectations, any headaches, lender, etc.Get an email to follow up and thats it.I don't know that visiting in person always works, my sellers are pretty grumpy people...

Once you've done so, you can skip trace that lists to find the owners of those properties so you can text, call, email, mail, cold outreach or send RVMs to see if they are interested in selling.From there you could place the property under contract and then sell that contract to your friend. 

I’M NOT SURE WHY MY EMAIL ADDRESS HAS BEEN PROVIDED.

I sent a few emails but again it sounds like reason is not going to prevail if the guy is voting no for personal reasons.

Hey BP,So this worked out perfectly, I was in New Orleans 10/6-10/10 and got the email that they are doing bpcon in NOLA.

We are connected so I would love to email and set up a time to talk.

I made a test payment on the GA DOL website to see if I can get a linked receipt, but the email receipt is just a generic email- it doesn’t tie the payment to my llc or lien number.A side vent: I’m refinancing with Finance of America, with whom I’ve closed over half a dozen refis in four years without much trouble.