Pete Tam, I don't want to put his contact info up here to keep him from getting spammed, but I'll send you the contact info for the inspector I use and recommend.

People generally ignore the bulk of push marketing now because they are inundated with spam email on a daily basis.

He gets to practice his craft & network instead of trying to cold call people, or spending money on lists (which he may not have if he's just starting out).Also, whenever I get emails from vendors I know bought my email, they go right into the junk folder and get reported as spam.

We won't spam you, but I am building a buyers' list as we're going to start wholesaling more properties.

I didn't get any responses and don't want to spam the forums so I figured I'd post it here.

That is why we're so hard-core here about ads, spam, etc.

I used to get hundreds of calls per year from real estate agents who are cold calling using Vulcan7's illegal auto-spam robo-call dialer system.

I am guilty, although mine aren't fake, but we all have an account set up we give out to just collect the spam when we sign up for stuff right?

To add to your advice, I've found that by not including an email reply option with craigslist, and instead just listing your phone number, you get a lot more legit and no spam.

Check your trash or spam folder.