I was online one day and  found my local REIA chapter and decided to attend.

I found it to be the most bizarre of their 100's of requests.  

I immediately went on white pages and found that the owner is deceased.

I find it easy to use and, since the information comes directly from the "big data" companies, I found the information to be accurate.Plus, a lot of the mail companies that offer lists use Listsource as a provider. 

However, I've found it incredibly simple to do, and profitable.

Now if you found something just extraordinarily out of order like all the plumbing in the house was actually faulty, or there was foundation damage, or something else that the average person would not be able to identify, then that's a perfectly good reason to utilize that clause or better yet, to try to renegotiate a price with the new information in hand.

I found BP late last spring and have been reading, listening, and watching their content since.

The other thing I've found in my experience is that owner occupied buyers (especially first time buyers) will run out every single last day of the standard 60 day closing and aren't going to close before then even if everybody is ready just because they don't have to. 

I also include Paul Allen, who got a start with founding Microsoft, but if you at it percentage wise his investing has made him more.  4/25 = 16%  that is a significant portion.   

The Coal Industry is dying and is not coming back, technology has found better sources of energy.