My dad randomly brought up Real Estate Investing.

Don't get too carried away with this, or you end up like some of those ricer nutjobs who start pulling off all sorts of random bolts and crap. 

I also work on random things on a side, and I am definitely a doer.  

In the end, you'll find that working with a select group of quality, trustworthy investors is the best route rather than mass-blasting a distribution list of random money.

I've read about 7 books, of which many are featured on the BP podcast (that I listen to constantly), and I peruse the BP site quite often as if I'm returning to an immersive, engaging, and lushly detailed series of inspirational stories, which IMO describes this site pretty well.You may or may not see me commenting on seemingly random topics, as I'm sure we all do, but please feel free to reach out to me.

For those who having nothing better to do...The quest for greater understanding birthed from a strong overwhelming desire for passive income led me somehow to Bigger Pockets (I think I Googled "how to make passive income")—which led me to the concept of passive income through Real Estate Investing—which led me to the strategy of Wholesaling to boot strap my way into an REI career to work my goals for creating passive income—which led me (somehow) to Rich Dad Poor Dad—which led me to Googling everything there is to Google about Wholesaling—which led me to hundreds of PDF files, podcasts (especially Flip2Freedom), webinars, Youtube videos and Steve Cook's old website (forget name of)—which led me to Steve's book "Wholesaling for Quick Cash"—which I read like 4 times until pretty much every paragraph was highlighted and underlined LOL—which led me to the desire to get my real estate license—which led me to leave my secure government job (in a down market) to join a mom & pop real estate company without the mom and really no source of lead flow other than past clients and referrals and no agent lead gen training—which led me to being broke and regretting my decision to leave my secure job—which led me to God to pray for help financially, guidance and wisdom—which led me to a small random weird ad in the real estate jobs section of Craigslist—which led me directly to a nationally known REI "Guru" who just so happen to be looking to do virtual wholesaling in the Indy market—which led me to becoming an Acquisitions Manager and successfully executing several wholesale transactions. 

Or is it just fine to have random deposits showing?

On residential typically its a rotation or random selection. 

Is there some reason to think that a low offer maybe accepted or countered; or are you randomly sending out offers?

Random question: Why are some houses with 4 or more beds listed as apartments?