We put these rules in place to keep our forums free from the clutter and spam that you see in so many other online forums. 

As I recall it was a lot of Craigslist spamming (not in a bad way) and trying to appeal to people that emotionally wanted "land". 

I'm feeling lucky, would buy a lottery ticket, but gambling without free drinks just feels wrong.

Without this large influx of cash it'd take you 10+ years saving 10% of your annual income to get to that amount and you're willing to gamble on a go big or go home mentality?

@Kevin Nguyen I've seen that investment group spam their deal across all manner of social media.

Take a gamble on birdtown for cheaper property? 

I think @Jay Hinrichs touches on the important point... if you can reasonably expect appreciation, then it might be a good bet/gamble. 

How can a state law supercede a federal law.I don't believe it can. it's the reason CA's very strong anti-spam law has been watered down, and the Federal CAN/SPAM prevails.The law can say let's play nice, but that's just words.

If you are successful putting properties under contract at too high a price and offer that to real investors your e-mails will be sent straight to the spam box if you are lucky.

I connected to a few Oregonians, but got put into BP jail for spamming haha, so send me a 'connect' and I will ad you if I can.