Everything is automatically backed up to a cloud service.  

And even though none of the deals were easy, there was always a hangup in something, clouded titles, closing appointment delays, and of course, your third party objectors that sellers think are trying to help them, we ended 2014 doing 9 deals and making roughly $62,000 in combined profit. 

Hi @Kevin K.I'd love to discuss technology, the cloud and software with you to give you some tips or help you understand the benefits.

For example, what if title is clouded and the seller might not even have any lawful right to even sell that home at all?

Even worked as a lead chaser for a roofer in Texas.

not sure how BP works but here are the areas I hope to do business in:Charlotte, nc      Belmont, nc      Gastonia, nc      NODA     Plaza/MidwoodNorthlake     Coulwood     Mount Holly, nc     ...for now.The sky is the limit, I just need help clearing the clouds!

Hello! My name is Janet Myers. I'm a Florida native and have lived in Florida most of my life. I'm pretty new to investing so I'm sure I will be asking lots of questions. I'm beginning my investing with wholesaling to...

Just get a feel for the process and see which one feels the most efficient to you.Second most, since most solutions are cloud-based, you'll want to ensure the support is good.  

If you don't want to use a service, you could do something as simple as adding a message at the end of your email giving them the opportunity be taken off of your mailing list if send a blank message with the subject REMOVE to xyz email address and then remove them should that email come in.In regards to your original question, I think having them lumped into one list is good, however they should also be given sub-catagories as well to personalize your mailing a little more ... only mail to all of them when it is something you feel everyone would truly benefit from in an attempt to respect their time and not cloud up their inboxes with countless, unrelated emails.

I have a clause in the argrrment that states if the property does not close due to no fault of theirs, (ie clouded title, no title insurance) they will receive their funds back.