I would imagine they can get free legal advice from work.  

Use email to stay in touch with individuals who may be more likely to want to partner with you.

So your points are very well taken.. plus can you imagine trying to build new construction in the C and D areas.. your materials would get stolen as quickly as they are taken to the site.. you dump your lumber pac and you cant secure the house .. you would need 24 hour security in those areas..

At this point I kind of ignore all the wholesaler emails except from like 3 different guys. 1 of those three I dont like doing business with, but because of their size I cant avoid it, and the other 2 I have relationships with and no Im not going to have issues dealing with. 

There are multiple ones and they're nice and streamlined with you getting the signed certification letter via email within 24 hours "if you qualify".

I imagine if you leverage the location of your property correctly, you can see excellent cashflow from rentals or AirBnB. 

I still get emails each morning with listings. 

But right down the road, is a city area where row homes go for about $60, but quality isnt best as you can imagine.   

I then did my research over the next 24 hours and found more than a few red flags:Current Owner was in default on a 100% financing loan.A simple call to the Title Company revealed the offer was not yet approved.I then wrote him an email asking for the HOA bylaws, he could not produce them.

For whatever reason she kept emailing Condo-tele.