I invest in companies like Adobe, Amgen, Apple, Auto Data Processing, Home Depot and Boeing. 

He also has a Fiance, whom I speculate to be someone who may be doing well herself.Regardless, he Father owned a Auto Body Shop since 1959.

I have a small auto loan, and that is it.

Motivated Seller has a property in pre-foreclosureWe set up a Subject 2 agreement with the sellerWe pay the arrears to make loan current and pay mortgage going forwardHave a Lease Option Tenant with an annual lease that auto-renews (Option expires after 3 years)This rent covers the mortgage plus provides cashflowAfter 3 year term, Tenant purchases the property at a predetermined price minus downpayment (maybe a portion of rent goes to the principal?)

For me, all important stuff is done on-line, bills on auto-pay mostly.

You could easily get 100 dollar a month auto-dialer subscription and hire a cold caller and reach many more people for less than a round of mailers.

Funds would be used for home improvement and pay of a $30 Auto Loan.

Not to mention the buying process if you buy new is just very cool and stress free  the big auto makers are now having to sell remote and i bet this takes off..

(Premiums can be paid monthly, quarterly or just once per year.)2) Look through old mail, and new/incoming mail, for any bills from insurance companies.3) Call the insurance agent for her auto/home policy to see if she also had a life policy with the same agent.4) Check with her employer (if she worked) to see if she had a policy there.5) Try this: National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) Life Insurance Policy Locator ServiceGood luck.

.#2 to keep pricing on the up and up, tell the tenant that they need to file with their Auto insurance first, then your insurance company will deal directly with their Auto insurance company to settle the claim.