Anybody here have a good foreclosure letter to send to owners who are in default?

There are ways around it and you can have the borrower sign a letter to forefeit his homestead privileges (giving them a few $$ would make them happy).

Send them a letter (not yellow letter because they are getting dozens of them) telling them you found their house to be apparently vacant.

In couple years we are looking to purchase a house, would it be sufficient for our landlord to provide a letter to our future lender that we paid on time?

But, since you don't yet know this tenant, if you want to give the benefit of the doubt, I would give them a letter that says: if they don't pay the September rent by Monday, you are evicting.  

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Write down the address of vacant looking homes and follow-up with a letter.

An intro letter on company letterhead, comparables, a repair cost estimate/scope of work, and my offer. 

Remember, everybody loves being treated like royalty.In terms of finding deals that offer the numbers that you're looking for, I would send out yellow letters and postcards consistently, have the right conversations with sellers, and you'll find what you're looking for.

You want your price accepted in writing with an approval letter from the bank taking the loss before putting up EM.