So you may decide to leave things as they are until you have put aside enough money to cover the renovations and vacancy and only tackle 1 at a time.I am not saying you should keep on deferring the maintenance, just think about your overall cash flow when deciding when to act.

We meet weekly to tackle real issues that face investors.

Let them know you won't be spamming them and the emails can include both upcoming projects/requests for investors and then updates on the projects themselves:  Here is our latest project, another rental property for our ever growing portfolio.  

Keyword spam: Toronto, Vaughan, Brampton, Kleinburg, Mississauga, Richmond Hill, Markham, York Region, Peel Region, GTA, Ontario, Canada, Mortgage Agent, Mortgage Broker, Mortgages, Financing.

Our meeting went until 9:30pm last night.. so just tackling it all this morning :) I did check out MHU and I'm going to buy one of their books and post there as well.  

BP came out with a book a little while back, Real Estate Rewind (see link below), that tackles this exact topic.

The investor has clearly had issues with wholesalers before - if you want to add him to your investor list, you need to prove to him you aren't one of the non-value-added wholesalers that spam an investor's inbox weekly with junk.

Have you had your ph# spammed up as well?  

I would start small but look to build a team to tackle bigger opportunities. 

total scam, I work on the IT Field, and I get this emails all the time from everywhere in the world, have a cisco spam protection, so I can see them without them ever hitting my main inbox, so yes this a complete scam, be careful whenever you do transactions online too