Different copy appeals to different people in different situations, and often the most effective approach can be sending multiple letters a couple weeks apart, each with different content.Success rates vary based on lots of factors including the recipients, their situations, their home value, how many other investors they've been contacted by, your mailer design, your copy, etc etc etcYou'll have to test your own market to find out what works best for you.

Scanning snd sending and waiting for the recipient to download sign scan and return seems like an unnecessary process these days.

@Shaun Reilly - you don't need to get a separate W9 for each entity you control; the W9 allows for the recipient of the W9 to be left blank.

I did and it was no surprise to see the majority of welfare recipients were able-bodied, not elderly or disabled.

For the skeptics who say the region is disjointed and too competitive, this not-for-profit is an attempt to improve the situation.The association has started working with the Pocono Mountain Visitors Bureau who is recipient of significant sums to hotel tax money to boost tourism and the bureau has pledged to support STR as witnessed by their marketing dashboard on the PoconosMembers of the association value a thriving vacation home rental industry in the Poconos that strengthens the regional economy and maintains the character of vacation home communities and nearby neighborhoods. 

I've got a letter drafted and priced up a yellow letter campaign with ITI Direct Mail with for my 68 recipients at about $150, including one-time (first mailing) setup fee, but I've been feeling a little gun-shy. 

Same thing with the coming Gen X getting ready to retire.More likely, the system will be altered to keep it afloat and kick the can down the road to future generations, by changing the benefit formulas, raising the payroll tax, or makes other changes such as raising the cap on taxable wage income.BIGGER PROBLEMS AHEADBut combine this with Artificial Intelligence Experts predicting as much as 45% of all jobs could be replaced by automation by 2035, and we've got a serious problem on our hands.Serious changes are ahead, and the government only has so much "bread and circuses" (UBI being the bread) before seriously addressing the issues at hand.For now, UBI is presented as Social Security 2.0, but instead of just the retired population too old for most work it's going to affect everyone because soon there will be very little work at all.And with humans projected to live 3-8 years longer than previously expected by 2050, and even with just the current US adult population of 250 million over 18 (UBI recipients under Andrew's plan), that's an additional $3 trillion per year UBI would cost us BEYOND the additional $3.2 to $8.3 trillion we hadn't planned to spend with our erroneous calculations.Further, with an annual inflation of 3%, the buying power of a dollar today will equivalent to $2.50 in 2050, begging the question if $1,000/mo will even be enough by then?

This is much easier nowadays with eTransfers been more common now.Basically get the prospect to forward their last 12 months of INTERAC confirmation emails to you showing the amount, date sent, memo field, and recipient.

Common 'care of' recipients are immediate family, lawyers, registered agents, accountants, personal assistants, receptionists and property managers. 

Your links are too easy to exploit.Lastly, it's an imposition in your friends and it implies you may be stalked or your friends may be the recipients of complaints if you don't (in their opinion) "act right".I would consider this a major breach of protocol.