got a seller with the first batch I put out. 62 year old couple was getting divorced and wanted to sell.

So today I dropped my first batch of yellow letters in the mail!

We were able to close a wholesale deal out of that first batch.  

The place needs to be brought up to code on electrical  and while that's not a huge cost, other things like the kitchen and batch and those things that kept at a minimum still add up.I'm not trying to guess what the seller "wants" and won't know until I hear from my agent.

In that simplified example, all would close 'on time' relative to the relevant individual contracts.Alternatively, you can purchase using hard money and then when there will be a break in the purchasing, do a batch refinance with concurrent closings. 

Keep in mind it's a small sample size at this point, but I'm getting over a 10 percent call back for my first batch of letters.Kyle

Germaine Depository Institutions Act of 1982, I can move a Seller’s mortgages into a Land Trust so that when she sells a batch of mortgages to me, I can take advantage of her ~3.5% rates without triggering the acceleration clause? 

I just sent out my first batch of letters of inquiry for owner financing to mobile home park owners. 

Like the above poster said you can do this yourself or use a service to do a batch list for you.

Being small , i tend to work in batches, i.e. send out a ton of mail , then follow up with calls appointments, maybe get a deal then wait a couple months to blast out bunches of more mail.