A lot of late night phone calls trying to explain something.

I joined my local REIA and you should too.I bought a list and put a mailing out first and settled on a mentor once the phone calls started coming in.

It is okay if you don't want the Seller to know what you are trying to sell for and in that case I would recommend in your advertisements to omit asking price for the moment and just have them contact you via phone or email for more information.

Or you should have a neighbors' phone number by now hopefully, and can ask them.

How do you seal? 

I don't know Jay, but I do know a wanna be when I see one and he's about as far from that as I've ever seen, probably be well served to get on the phone with him.

Get a phone number of a broker, CEO, whatever.

Many times, Skype, emails, and phone calls will suffice. 

Another notice says "Mortgage Contracting Services" with address and phone number, but also states the MCS does not have sale/rental info.I pulled some information on it the property to find that Chase Home Finance owns it and it was foreclosed back 2010 ( from what I can tell).

Call his cell phone if your interested and tell him I referred you.