I think it's acceptable as long as you explain what you do and don't be insensitive.

I feel as if it may be a little too insensitive to send out mailers to distressed property owners during this covid crisis but I could be wrong, any advise?

The Private lender that I selected for this deal claimed that he is always willing to close church deals as long as the income was strong and the borrower had reserves and if need be they would look at additional guarantors .Well I figured this was an easy match until the lender began to speak on the conference call and made a ton of insensitive remarks, a few religious jokes gone wrong and even an ill timed reference to pornography.

Some of the rents that people charge are offensive, and sometimes insensitive.

Also, I hope this doesn't come off as insensitive, but I will be doing extensive remodeling to this property.

I have gone back and forth in my mind on whether or not I am being insensitive for seeking out Probate leads (the last thing I want, is to seem like a vulture preying on the misfortunes of others).

Check yourself before you wreck yourself you privileged, insensitive man. 

I was (facetiously) kicking him under the table to not mention his rate insensitivity with his lenders sitting in front of him....but he was not concerned with the upcoming anticipated rate hikes.Many investors try to invest in assets where interest rates are down on the list of their concerns...they are buying below market, adding value, or other strategies where the cost of money is not the largest issue.

I wouldn't mail them early on, it comes off insensitive.

@Steve Racicot steve I understand where your concerns are coming from but I found your comment slightly insensitive.