It’s a wonderful thing when you’re able to see hidden potential where most likely everyone else didn’t recognize it and then taking action!!

And with a DM strategy, I believe a combo strategy of calling, emailing, and DM works best when outreaching to the seller.Headline:I want to help you fill this bag with millions of dollars…YEP...I mailed my letter with decent copy and a CTA (call to action) for the seller to contact me in this bank bag.The seller didn’t call me after I sent the bank bag.

Let's be honest: most of these stuff are needed in every household and I am pretty sure that some of my cleaners occasionally used some items purchased for the properties (I used to have a 3be/2ba house to consume 12 rolls of paper towels within 5 days).

Networking and taking massive imperfect action.

Maybe taking some time to figure out what you are trying to accomplish and working backwards from there - coming up with action items that need to be implemented along the way. 

@Trish Mccoy I think from the consumer standpoint, it's a better experience because you see the upfront price (before taxes).

Not relevant to your case, but how did the restraining order come into action if you don't mind me asking.

The materials are all lower-end consumer-grade, e.g. cheap laminate, painted panelling, etc.

Realistically, the best course of action may be just to cough up the funds yourself than pursue legal action against the seller.  

If not, I would still love to set up a lunch and talk about real estate and how you’ve become so successful”my notes and action to get in touch with him have been nothing but respectful/professional.