It will cost the recipient money if they don't have unlimited minutes.You will end up with a very small number, as about 90% of the population have said that they don't want calls (are you one of them?)

This question is directed to folks who have been recipient of a property(assignee) via assignment.

That's ordinary income, taxed at the recipients marginal rate.

It has one job and one job only: to get the recipient to call you (or take the single action identified in your CTA). 

Of course, most of your recipients will be under water.

That's because you will want to send out mailings to the same recipients multiple times.

How do you get return mail or the recipients new address?

The contract has a clause that says "Restriction on the use of data" and the sub title says "Date recipient will not use or resell data for the purpose of commercial solicitation of any individual named in the data."

I would avoid explaining it on a post card, completely.Put yourself in the recipients shoes.

The Court may review the sale only in very limited cases, such as when the recipient of notice lacked capacity or notice was not given to the legal representative of a disabled heir.