What I need is someone in the US, preferably in my area of interest that I can send the letter to by email, have them print it out and post it to a short list of addresses.

Anyway, how do you make it look like a "personalized" yellow letter if its printing up name backwards or wrong names, etc?  

Hi guysWondering if anyone knows a company who print and mail letters to prospective sellers.

I think they even have paper work contracts on BP for bird dog you just print it out get investor to sign the paper work on the the deal if he gets the property he gives you your anywere from 500 to 2500 you have your cash on hand. 

Once everything is done you can print, fold, and stamp.

You can find a Greater Boston Real Estate Board TAW agreement free online and print a few copies. 2 - Personally, I would say if you have good tenants (clean apartments, long-term tenancy, good payment history, etc...)it might be best to leave them as TAWs but just have them sign a written agreement. 3 - I'm not  a fan of long term leases for apartments.

Have them print it, sign, scan it, and email the lease back to you or mail it back with the security deposit and first month's rent.

@Travis Lloyd, I think I should try to get the printed versions of those maps.  

I will write him a new check, print up a new list of deductions, give him his stuff but not until he signs the Right to Release of Possession I drafted up.

Probably the funniest marketing failure I’ve had was when I bought a few reams of yellow paper and created a yellow letter that would take up only half the page so I could put two letters on each sheet, printed in landscape orientation.