I called and emailed, the owner never reply.

She then wrote us an email basically begging to be let out, stating that she already found other housing and put down the security deposit, etc. 

Feel free to email or pm me, I'll be back in the states in January.

A REAL wholesale deal shouldn't need a large email list, it should be sold after a phone call, maybe two.

You can accept emails with listings from all of them, so long as once you sign an exclusive representation agreement, you stick to making offers and taking future showings with just that one agent (or someone with the same broker).

I also emailed our local lender, someone that we’ve done a few deals with prior.

Now here is a secret; find your trades online, or through referrals, and email them your scope, budget, pictures, and ask "can you do this" instead of spending days on the job site meeting (trying to meet) trades to bid your job.

Please feel free to e-mail me for a connection and I would be looking forward to know more about all of you.Hopefully, I have been able to describe myself for the first introduction post, but I will keep the family updated in the future posts. 

In my head, almost immediately, I had this image of the guy sitting on the other end of the phone, also sending out emails to people about the crown prince of Nigeria needing to send someone millions of dollars for safe keeping.Has anyone had this type of experience?

I have sent the tenant multiple emails three and four days before this inspection is to take place to notify him of the contractor coming but the tenant is not responding to the emails.