This isn't definitely not a steal.

I would have more sympathy for the guy who sat there in the dark because he couldn't afford rent and utilities, than to someone who just decides to steal what they won't pay for (starving people in third-world countries without money stealing food excepted). 

I believe you can still find some steals in a "dried" up market.

Ken T. what if there are 2 identical offers with about the same EMD, cash offer, and no contingencies?

Print out applications and get authorization from the potential tenant for a credit, criminal, identity and housing court check. 

He has taken every penny I had & is an expert in buying, selling, trading, deeds, grants, & he knew I was a weak unexperienced woman & premeditated to steal my money, I was never told that I had to have the note recorded I thought that was his job I just signed the paper & he said ok done!

This will "cloud title" and make it more difficult for an unethical second wholesaler to steal the deal.ORRRRRR....One wholesaler has the deal under contract and he's having a difficult time moving the property and he's given a flex option contract to a second wholesaler to try to move the property before it expires.

We have to because of Fair Housing Rules (If you have a single unit that two different people applied to and received different results because of different application methods even though they have identical background checks, that is a fair housing violation).

Do I send another identical yellow letter?

Only thing they'll do is try to steal your deals.