It would be fair to discuss how the SAFE Act and other Loan Originator rules impact on your retail entity's ability to serve the customer.

Sending emails doesn't lead to anything, they just simply ignore you, even though they were promoting to focus on providing "excellent customer service". 

None of which will get you much traction in Canada.Here you are better off to list your rental on Kijiji.This is true until you get out to BC and (and even some areas of Alberta) where Craigslist is far more popular for some reason.

At this point, another contract from another attorney will still end up going back to her for approval, you could spend a week going back and forth and never getting a deal but legal fees.That's what happens when you use contracts devised by layperson investors playing attorney, Consider that wholesaling is a popular place for newbies to begin and being beginners they, as a group, have the least knowledge as other RE operators.

I.e. a place where a potential customer can put there information.  

I'm guessing that method is very popular amongst seasoned investors - but they would/should only be looking to do that if their anticipated profits on top of their higher interest repayments are STILL as good as their 'normal' mortgaged ones ie.

When it comes to SFH and our customers its all over the map.

The house was originally built in 1960 so I don't know if this was popular at that time or sometime later.

When you find a property you're interested in, the property record will show the owner's name and the address on file.I believe companies that build mailing lists simply scrape this data from various websites and sell the data to customers.

Because these properties are located in a popular area, there has been no lack of interest!