Hence, people will likely call you vs. other amateurs who only send 1 letter.

Does it say "quality" or "amateur"? 

And that's how I can work in a market as large as California, with a population of 38 MM people, and have relatively few competitors.Compound a decedents estate with other problems like title issues, drop dead dates and conflicts between people, and I have a nice, comforfortable micro-niche.The beauty of it all is that I know people and their nature, which includes amateurs who try, unsuccessfully, to figure things out on their own believing that reading free forums alone is sufficient to work a complex deal. 

@Larmon Cummings Jr   reading your website you have the same verbiage as every other person who has listened to wholesaling gurus " I love the I will buy the home on the day of your choosing"  that to me is just well I don't know so amateur I guess for lack of better words.but no place on your site does it say your going to just tie up the property and try to flip it and make a commission. on the contrary your just like all the other wholesalers who you complained about ...

We are in midst of as much of an amateur as at any time in history - everyone is in RE...And finally, there may indeed be some value ad component to this which you've missed...

(Sorry if this is an amateur question, I just want to know what my limitations might be down the line if I end up buying an investment before my residential). 

Not for the light-hearted or amateur investor unless you have a close friend mentor that has the experience to learn from.

Stay in touch, keep adding value and you'll be ahead of scammy gurus and amateur investors in no time. 

I'm the most expensive property manager in my area, but my Landlords get a better return because I take care of their property, income, time, and sanity like nobody else can.If you think a professional is expensive, try hiring an amateur. 

You want to know if your Property Manager is a pro or an amateur?