I would make the lower plate fonts smaller so it says,IF YOU CAN DREAM IT,YOU CAN WORK HARD AND ACHIEVE ITNot claiming exclusivity.

I use a font that looks handwritten on the outside for the envelope and letter.Keep the letter simple. the goal is to get them to call not to explain your life story.Hi Jared,My wife and I area interested in buying your house on 123 Sesame St.Please call me at (phone number)Thanks,Their are companies like that will find targeted list for homes based on your criteria and send this exact letter I'm describing for you.

That's how I got started (1978).The legal information that you to study is primarily found in CA Civil Code Section 1695 as it relates to Equity Purchase Agreements.Also, study CC 2924(a) et seq. as these are the laws pertaining to non-judicial Foreclosures.I believe you can still download a copy of the Equity Purchase Agreement which includes the statutory 14 point type font language at Ward Hanigan's Foreclosure Forum website.I still think the most successful people who are looking for super-bargains (meaning properties with lots of existing or created equity will do their best work by a combination of mailing, calling and knocking as owners are getting pounded by direct mail pieces.

I found a local place that will do similar font size and cover the same amount of windows for $150.00.

You can put that on professional letters with a typed font envelope or a postcard with no issue.

Again...Sigh...Will definitely be putting a statement in the Treasurers Report about requirement for an audit in bold, underlined and italicized font.

Try handwriting the address on the envelop or having them printed in a handwriting font.

I do have comps of  the area and own a house 2 houses down from this property, so I know what the property is worth, but most properties aren't water font in the area nor are they this large so it's a little different. 

is written in red bold font in the actual letter.

Create a handwriting font using your own handwriting!