in yoiur situation I would just get the lead from the wholesaler and you do your own due diligence.. if they want to provide due diligence thats find but it can't be trusted its your dollars not theirs. approach just like your buying any other asset.. you do the ground work and satisfy yourself on condition and values etc.... do not rely on the seller ( wholesaler).. as human nature creates an atmosphere of puffing to down right mis representation  LOL...

Things just don't make sense at those absurd prices.

No program can achieve an accurate analysis of RE until we have machines and programs that match human intelligence.

And again, I appreciate you lending your advice/expertise and participating constructively in this thread.Jon - Interesting case, I agree that white collar "victimless" crime is not always truly victimless, but that is a bit absurd IMO and leaves no question as to why our penitentiary system is overburdened.Bryan - I appreciate your advice and confidence in my character.

Clothes, food, plaster, boxes, plastic bins, classic trains, human urine and feces you name it.But believe it or not it was such a screaming deal I had to pull the trigger.

Our world is showing the human and environmental costs of such oversimplified and narrow perspectives.

Twitter and Facebook => If your budget allows it try with online real estate advertisementsAlso, I ran into a new startup offering live audio and video chat for online leads, can see who is your browsing your listings at the moment, can connect with them instantly and put a human factor in play, establish a relationship.

I am sure they are your bestest friends ever and the best human beings on earth.

So for those who have been in a similar position to mine, what advice do you have for contacting and making an impact with the human resource/recruiting managers?

Sorry to be blunt, but $85-120 is absurdly wide.