A random investor spammed me today asking if I am interested to sell my property.I said the idea never crossed my mind but curios to hear what the offer would be if I said and they setup a call to discuss further.I am interested to hear on how to drive this conversation and what questions should I be asking.Thanks

Also, many of these investors are funds and buy these in bulk, gambling on the chance (say 1 in 5, as example but not sure what the exact odds are) that it will go to a tax deed sale and they eventually take ownership of the property. 

I know it seems like a gamble or fake money but I'm getting 10% percent returns with no fluctuation.

So somewhat of a gamble. 2) Partner with the developer that's already building. 

I just started reaching out to realtors to get on automatic email lists and BP flagged me for spamming and shut down my messages for a little while.

Every month I get an email and I send 50 replies telling them to stop spamming me and remove me from their database.

However, we quickly learned that these prepaid phones get TONS of spam calls and we have decided not to renew the contract when it runs out.

Gambling, lotto tickets, tobacco products, excessive drinking.If you go beyond that I would say buying anything with the intention of displaying your wealth.

PM and I can send you their details, don't want to spam you with it if you're not needing it. 

They do not offer a pre-approval letter so it becomes a gamble that #1) The loan is even approved and I have lost $500 or 2) The property will still be available in 60 days and there is nothing I can show the seller in the meantime about serious interest.Any recommendations for lenders with experience in this would be greatly appreciated!