I compiled one as below and would love your feedback.

I've started a document on my computer that I'm using to compile the all of the key takeaways and "golden nuggets" from the different books I'm reading, BP bodcasts I'm listening to, and other networking conversations along the way.

In fact, both mailing houses and list brokers actually get their data from the same place: list compilers.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Hi Matthew,If you would like I can send you over a neighborhood list I have compiled for new clients looking for small multifamily in San Antonio and surrounding areas.  

We compile data on neighborhood rents and combine that with listing data, then double check rents, the area, and condition.

I've compiled a list of all the vacant lots and dilapidated buildings in my areas of interest, along with their cadastral references.

Since you don't like calls, you can compile a list of emails from local agents and blast out your listing's information.

While consulting with a CPA is the suitable choice, I recommend compiling a comprehensive list of all your questions and finding a CPA with proven experience in small business and real estate.Based on my extensive experience, having been in similar situations multiple times, I've learned that the effectiveness of a CPA depends on the quality of the question I asked.

The art of wholesaling is very difficult but 100% possible if you have that hustlers spirit.I have a website I can share with you if you DM me that will compile all the lists you can think of (I'm not sure if I can drop the link here or I would)Driving for dollars like you mentioned. 

Are these guys the only game in town and can compile the same structure?