That would be you "Joe Gore"I wish I had the time to go back to the old threads and match your trolling one sentence posts word for wordEveryone gets it....anyone can sue anyone. 

But this investor done it in NY and I read a newspaper article some years back where someone convicted or murder, sentenced to 30 years, NNN his expensive residential property so he still has it when he is released.Briefly a long term NNN lease is one that exceeds 30 years, and as much as 99 with option to renew.

My opinion is that you were right in your first sentence, it is "impossible to know".   

Once sentence should be enough and email should be good enough as well.

What I did was to send the owner a letter with a few short sentences stating that I'm interested in buying their property.

Just saw your last sentence that it is not an investment deal.

I can jot down a sentence or two about what we discussed, and then I'll remember who the person was.That being said, I'm not going to keep the card forever.

And when I read the first sentences of the law, i told myself wait a minute this law does not outlaw wholesaling without a license.

There is a lot more involved than what I offered in the two sentences above, but the technique is real.

The note was a couple sentences that they had left and a signature.