Ask you to wire a transaction fee (mine was $500) to a loan agent that they have, can provide you with identification if asked (still could be fake/stolen), can't find them on social media or have credibility of friends/colleagues, communication is difficult on the phone, can provide wrong account numbers of individual that is on a real bank spread sheet (had to go to chase to confirm), say that they need $2600.00 (other half they paid) for the bank transfer be completed from the IMF (international money fund).

It's just that the "emotional" part of us makes it difficult to give up a "bird in the hand".  :-)

I communicated regularly with them through Fri, showed up to relocate. 

Conversely, as a seller, you want to maximize price, regardless of your valuation.TakeawayThe best investors know that valuations should not be driven by emotions or by their perception of a competitor’s or seller’s value.

Now, as a Ph.D. and a well-disciplined trader, I know when I feel emotions rise, I need to slow down and look at whatever is getting me emotionally riled up from a different angle.

His communication is horrible and he suspiciously asks for lots of money upfront.

@Jacob Beran I would continue to communicate to the neighbor what I expected to happen.

You've all been so helpful so far.It seems no matter how much I reiterate my application criteria in my ads and in my communications with people, I am inundated with people who don't qualify.

Does she provide you with constant and ongoing communication?

It's not in common enough usage to communicate anything meaningful to your prospects and clients.I'd suggest something that implies that you are the solution to their problem.