You must place ads to target sellers,make up some business cards(vista print has good deals),get them in as loud a color as possible to make them stick out.

So I send an email with a link to the application, including instructions to complete online and email or print / fax.

Aside from showing the agent respect, the important part is to lay out all the fine print about your process and closing costs up front before you show any of their clients houses.

I think its very important that just because someone is a BP member does not elevated them to some higher status or standard.I could name 4 particular companies that I personally had to foreclose on in the past and they were posting here and had banner adds etc...

The SRI guy then told everybody about it and to remove them from the printed lists that were handed out.

They can print "farm lists" based on "same owner of record" and "non-owner occupied" in a given zip code, which will show you who is buying (or at least bought) buy/hold properties. 

You'll be most effective by getting to know the principal, their concerns, expectations, time and other issues, and all players influencing the decisions and affected by any outcome.Suggest you copy and print this post,

Or how can I put the lines for when I print it can come out neat?

One must read the fine print about how they operate.  

I enrolled in the 100% financing program and am able to print proof of funds letters on 3 deals at a time up to $750,000 or $250,000 per deal, which includes acquisition and rehab funds.