To all the negative Nancy's out there - I've tasted the sauce and there's a good reason why @Jay H. isn't just pouring it out there for all of the BP Nation to sample. 

If they don't have anything blatantly negative to say (which they never do), I'll go ahead and ask them to write a review. 

Example: Foreclosed on, or in foreclosure, Negative Cash Flow, High Turnover, Vacancies, Vandalism, Tenant Skip, Your Credit gets Ruined because of Tenant non-pay.

I'm not in a position to take on negative cash flow so hope that works out for you.

Not negative responses.

Yes, definitely follow the advice about follow-up letters.As for the negative response, while it's unfortunate that someone felt that way you have still proven that your letter is getting read.

That would be a huge negative for me.Also, as I do not having the relevant experience, how many calls are you or do you get on a daily basis?

Contractually, this negates the process, unless agreed upon by both parties.For clients whom I'm representing as buyers, I also try to get the listing agent and sellers to agree to the inspection after SS approval, but even the listing agents are getting sharper for the reasons I stated above.

I am not trying to be negative, just a word of caution.

In either case, whether you have had this type of negative experience or have been fortunate enough to escape such a peril, it will be a refreshing and rewarding treat working with Institutional Buyers; liken unto a totally new world.2.