I think the MUCH more common scenario is the wholesaler who finds a property worth 100k and convinces a less knowledgeable seller that they'll buy it for 55k, while the real plan is to assign the contract for 65k and walk away.Maybe you are one of the tiny minority of wholesalers who really are completely honest and open and can run a successful business at wholesaling at the same time.

Agents that can only work within a tiny niche of the real estate market.

@Alex Bekeza Tiny Scanner is a great app for taking photos of documents and turning into a pdf that's lightened up a bunch.

I don't use my phone  for anything other than calling people don't understand why anyone would want to look at a tiny screen.. 

I can pay for the list and maybe have the VA do the scraping of my list and handle the calls.My list is tiny but my market is a good one for me.Darrell

It seems to get a decent rate from another yellow letters supplier your order must be around 1,000 units, and I haven't seen the option to send out a tiny a1 invitation envelope from any sources.

It's worked out quite well; I own 3 decent SFR properties in far northern rural CA, paying less in mortgage, taxes than owning a tiny 2/1 condo in San Diego.

My plan was to build a tiny house barge, barge is like 8k, the tiny house I hadn't come up with a hard number yet but hoping for around 12k.

Maybe south Seattle has a tiny bit of room, but not another 10 years of 10% appreciation.

Sometimes there are some tiny details in perception, which you could get only personally connecting with people who enter the property.