Quote from @Mike Kirby: Quote from @Henry Lazerow: Anyone else find it mind boggling how many realtors are unresponsive and take multiple calls to actually get a response lately?

Not sure why they sat - often poor pictures, poor listing, unresponsive agent . . . but they are out there.Permits have been the issue in our area. 

Completely silent.I’ve never dealt with a totally unresponsive tenant before.

Became very unresponsive very quickly, did not complete agreed upon work, made false claims about capacity and what they would do, etc.

Responding to the Attorney LetterYou don’t want to ignore it—that can invite escalation or a claim you were “unresponsive.”A short, neutral reply (preferably from you or a property manager or lawyer) is usually enough:“We are aware of the concerns raised.

If the borrower is unresponsive, you're out of luck. 

Unresponsive to owners for days on what is the condition of their property?

The guy that took over for him is very unresponsive and when you do try to work with the client for help, he's grumpy and throws up a ton more road blocks than should be there.

We started using our front end and back end CRM correctly and now AI works all of our unresponsive leads.

It’s not just about getting the best rate — the hassle of dealing with unresponsive servicers, clunky websites, and constant changes can really wear you down.It’s wild that you’ve had to file CFPB complaints just to avoid getting charged unfair fees.