If they are in the major and popular market it naturally leads me to question the underlying assumptions.

I have noticed that many of the listings discuss having a lead paint certificate.

Has Anyone successfully used a funnel to capture seller leads.

Get your criteria on paper before you do another showing,  put it in the hands of everybody who views  (along with lead disclosure,  WA landlord tenant law,  fair housing poster,  and everything else I cannot remember you are required to give people who are viewing)  and send copies post-haste to anybody you already showed who is still interested.   4)  I don't think it is illegal to change your price after advertising  (clearly it is OK to reduce your price, if nobody is biting)  but if you have already taken applications it would be kinda sleazy to change the price on them,  and if you do, make darn sure you communicate  the same exact price change for EVERYONE who has already viewed or you could be hit with discrimination claims.  

How are you currently sourcing your leads?

It was a brand new countertop before they moved in and I don't want to settle for just a repair if it could possibly lead to compromising the countertop down the road.

It made so much sense and that lead me "Rich Dad, Poor Dad." 

You'll need to get info specific to the taxing authority where you're looking to purchase.

New investor attempting to use wholesaling tactics to find my first property to BRRRR for myself and I stumbled upon a probabte lead after cold calling an equity list.

The first Lien told me they would not tell me anything within an authorization to release from the borrower, which the borrower didn’t provide.