Generally, the Section 8 recipient is given a voucher for a certain amount and then they can go shop for options.   

The recipient has to also have a WF account.

However, at a time like this where state governments have passed moratoriums on evictions and some have even halted vacationers from coming into their cities to rent short term rentals (Big Bear, CA), and whether one qualifies to be a recipient of government stimulus package monies is yet to be certain, having enough reserves to whether a storm like this becomes imperative. 

The icing on top of these joys - to the extent the property is depreciable in the hands of the recipient - it is an ORDINARY gain, and not a capital gain. 

My suggestion is you follow someone here that is established, learn by asking specific questions...that in itself will manifest into a form of mentor (if the recipient is willing to answer you questions consistently or timely)Good luck, @Zack Ellard

I was tired of the low response rates on marketing so I did something about it and created a program that creates personalized landing pages (including Audio and video messages) for all my recipients of Direct Mail or Email.

What do I put for recipient...name?

Although I did learn a little and met some awesome folks I feel as though I learned more from this website and other free resources on the internet than I did from what I found to be an outdated home study course and this extremely high-level Three Day Seminar.The seminar I found to be 10% focused on education and 90% focused on selling the coaching programs that are designed and intended to guide the recipient to earn in upwards of $100k/ per annum in investing.   

For the same or similar reason you doubt the effectiveness of YellowLetters for Realtors® is why it would attract a positive response from some recipients. 

Your point of "Put yourself in the place of the recipient.